Nevertheless, this is the first study to explore tissue-specific A-to-I RNA editing in humans, and the information gained here may facilitate the understanding of regulation by RNA editing related to the unique functions of tissues.
New composite material designs are being inspired by the light weight, mechanically robust and unique functions of material systems in Nature.
Module core library processes the unique functions of smart devices.
The unique functions of osteoclasts rely on special molecular properties that allow selective targeting of these cells by specific drugs.
These findings extend the previous research by examining the unique function of the right cuneal, left posterior cingulate gyrus, and left precuneus in recognizing word imagery at a preconscious level, indicating an "automatic imagery priming effect".
Under relatively high air velocities (regime II), the critical agent mole fraction at suppression normalized by the minimum value was a unique function of the agent injection period normalized by the characteristic mixing time and can be predicted using a theoretical expression.
The fraction of the potential window dominated by faradaic reactions was a unique function of a dimensionless parameter Πf accounting for the respective contributions of the electrode thickness, Li+ diffusion coefficient, and scan rate.
Since the definition of closure temperature in the 1960s, mineral ages of low-temperature geochronometers are traditionally interpreted as the result of cooling induced by erosion, whose rate is a simple, unique function of age patterns.
Dual-specificity protein phosphatase (DSP) CDC25s (CDC25B, CDC25B, and CDC25C) have the unique function of activating CDKs by dephosphorylating specific phospho-tyrosine and phospho-threonine residues on CDKs.
The modules execute each unique function of a device and can be inserted only by a relevant manufacturer.
