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We have previously characterized one such system: the EphA2 SHIP2 SAM-SAM heterodimer by solution NMR.

We further characterized one such kinase, hexokinase 2 (HK2), and showed that inhibition of HK2 expression or activity blocks the cytoplasmic accumulation of hnRNP A1, restores expression of Bcl-xL, and consequently protects cells against hypertonic stress-induced apoptosis.

We identified and characterized one such scaffold attachment factor, a Drosophila homolog of mammalian SAF-B.

However, the distribution of SSRs within non-coding and coding regions of the genomes, even in the best characterized ones such that of human, remains unclear.

More than 250 natural taxanes have been documented in TaxKB including the well characterized ones such as Taxol, 10-Deacetylbaccatin III, Cephalomannine, 10-Deacetyl taxol, 2′,7-bis-Acetyl taxol, 10-Deactyl taxol, 10-Deactyl taxol B, 10-Deactyl taxol C, 10-Deactyl-7-xylosyltaxol, Cephalomannine, Taxol C, Xylosyltaxol C, and Xylosyltaxol that show anticancer activity.

Using a well-studied set of 13 Proteobacteria, Comas et al. [ 18] look for the categories of genes that are the most likely to contain vertical signal (i.e. phylogenetic signal derived through inheritance rather than HGT) and show that essential genes, but also many poorly characterized ones, carry the most such signal.

Second, it characterizes one of the components of such brain responses as an inhibitory modulation of the right M1. Third, it shows that such modulation is detected not only for emotionally negative but also for positive body expressions.

Chloride Calcium; characterizing one sample (No. 23).

We report here one such mutant characterized for morphological, physiological, cytological and transcriptional changes when compared with its WT, which would provide possible clues to water stress tolerance in rice.

The intense polarization that has characterized HIV/AIDS in South Africa is one such example (Fassin and Schneider 2003).

Metabolic disease is one such multifactorial disorder characterized by hyperglycaemia, hypertension and dyslipidaemia among others.