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To clarify functions of the Mre11/Rad50 (MR) complex in DNA double-strand break repair, we report Pyrococcus furiosus Mre11 crystal structures, revealing a protein phosphatase-like, dimanganese binding domain capped by a unique domain controlling active site access.
In this paper, with the support of simulation results from the HFPN model, we clarify functions of HPr and EIIA Glc as key regulators of glucose and glycogen utilization.
The use of next-generation sequencing technology of transcriptome could systematically provide a complete view of expressed genes and their expression levels for the organisms at a given cultivation time, find genes and proteins involved in secondary metabolism and clarify functions of the corresponding metabolic pathways.
CONCLUSIONS: Comparing the B. vafer genome with B. pennsylvanicus and B. floridanus refines the core genes shared within the mutualist group, thereby clarifying functions required across ant host species.
Comparing the B. vafer genome with B. pennsylvanicus and B. floridanus refines the core genes shared within the mutualist group, thereby clarifying functions required across ant host species.
However, it is difficult to clarify the functions of all genes by only genetic techniques because estimation of functions from genome sequences has limitations.
Further studies are needed to clarify the functions of these upregulatedd miRNAs and their role in HSCC carcinogenesis.
Future studies will clarify the functions of these other Fox factors at the transcription-migration interface.
We clarify required functions of supporting system of PDCA cycle, and then propose material supply chain models of hierarchy structure composed of unit process models.
To clarify the functions of the persistent donor T cells in EAE relapsing disease, anti-Thy-1 antibodies were used to deplete these cells.
The creation of model systems (such as the mouse model of HD) in order to understand and clarify the functions of the products (essentially, proteins) of the abnormal gene at the whole animal, cellular, and biochemical levels.
