The study of molecular mechanisms essential to the completion of viral cycles has greatly contributed to deciphering fundamental processes in biology.
Therefore, identification of proteins that interact with menin has significantly contributed to deciphering its biological roles.
Moreover, transgenic zebrafish lines with BMNs expressing GFP under the control of the Islet 1 promoter have substantially contributed to deciphering the molecular aspects of their development.
Soil organic matter (SOM) may give precious information about the age of soil landscapes and, thus, can contribute to decipher geomorphic surface dynamics.
The current array may contribute to decipher the relationship between airborne fungi and adverse health effect.
The current array can greatly contribute to decipher the relationship between airborne fungi and adverse health effects.
Identification of the causal candidate mutation in the Friesian haplotype will also contribute to decipher the molecular mechanisms that underlie this complex developmental phenotype with allelic heterogeneity.
The study of the proteome contributes to decipher the biological processes and metabolic pathways involved in the development and quality traits of fruit and its derived products.
In this context, demonstrating the participation of Tim-3/Gal-9 and CD40L/CD40 pathways on the monocyte/macrophage modulation induced by TIS-T cells may contribute to decipher the role of macrophages in human tumors and may have therapeutic implications.
