Human SAF-B1 and SAF-B2 genes are expressed in brain, liver, heart, lung, pancreas, and kidney, suggesting broad or ubiquitous expression[41].
The other T3Es, which distribution were not as broad as the ubiquitous genes, constituted a second class of genes: for instance xopP was detected in 67% of the strains, but 10 other genes were present in less than 10% of the X. axonopodis strains tested.
These cofactors, which include members of the ETS family, are embedded in the cardiac GRN, indicating a broad role for ubiquitous TFs in cardiac network logic and mechanism of CHD.
Another conserved feature of Akirins in metazoans is their nuclear localisation (fly: [ 1] and Flybase: ; mammals: [ 1- 3] and broad or near-ubiquitous expression patterns in embryonic and adult tissues (fly: [ 1], nematodes:, search term: E01A2.6; ticks: [ 36]; zebrafish: [ 38]; mammals: [ 1, 2].
Much of North Korea remains off limits to foreigners, but Pyongyang, with its broad avenues, plazas and ubiquitous monuments, is more accessible than other places in the secretive and isolated country.
In that case, of course, broad causal grounding is ubiquitous and not specially tied to rigidity: all singular concrete object designators, including non-rigid definite descriptions, are broadly causally grounded.
We found that around 516 genes are ubiquitous, suggesting broad similarities in stress responses across most of the organisms and confirming cross communicating pathways playing role in different kinds of stresses.
Today, there are many thousands of software applications that run on the Windows platform, not just word processing and spreadsheets but also the specialized programs in doctors' offices, factory floors and retail stores — a very broad network on a nearly ubiquitous technology platform.
Their use of a broad range of images, some ubiquitous and some original, pop images, pulp art images, juxtaposed serendipitously, place the viewer in a unique cognitive environment.
These are a broad class of low molecular ubiquitous groups of plant metabolites and are an integral part of the human diet (Rice-Evans 2001).
