This would be in accordance with the common function of BRCA1 as a tumour suppressor in both of these tissues.
We again utilize here two definitions of homology, the standard sequence homology that relates two genes through evolution and functional homology, which relates two genes via common function of their gene products, specifically the same E.C. number.
Several genomes were found to possess both GluRS2 and GlnRS, even though they share the common function of aminoacylating tRNAGln.
To find out what the common function of R/M in these pathways might be, we investigated its architecture.
Another common function of gestures is that they are used to convey complex three-dimensional spatial relationships (e.g., Alles & Riggs, 2011; Atit, Gagnier, & Shipley, 2015).
One common function of gestures is that they are used to focus attention to spatial information (e.g., Atit, Shipley, & Tikoff, 2014; Lozano & Tversky, 2006; Roth 2000).
A common function of path analysis is mediation, which assumes that a variable can influence an outcome directly and indirectly through another variable.
We find that the normalized interaction viscosity ηI/ηI,max, where ηI,max is the interaction viscosity at the maximum surfactant polymer binding, is a common function of [HTAB]/[HPC], independent of polymer concentration and ionic strength.
This method is used to analyze the kinetics of photoinduced electron transport in the reaction centers (RC) of purple bacteria and the fluorescence induction in the granum thylakoid membranes which share a common function of converting light energy.
In addition, the common function of iNOS and Arg1 in suppressing T cell proliferation suggests an important role for RBP-J in restricting T cell proliferation in various settings of macrophage polarization.
