Our experiments confirm that β-catenin not only contributes to pluripotency by antagonizing Tcf3 but also uncover an additional contribution through a complex involving Oct4 and, to a lesser extent, Nanog.
THE MUSIC PAVILION: Gehry's contribution -- a complex balance of steel columns, wood beams and glass planes (below) -- was originally built for London's Serpentine Gallery in 2008 (and partly financed by McKillen).
Quantifying heritability, the amount of genetic contribution in a complex trait, has been of fundamental interest to geneticists for decades.
This contribution analyses a complex sinkhole cluster buried by urban elements in the mantled evaporite karst of Zaragoza city, NE Spain, where active subsidence has caused significant economic losses (~ 0.3 million Euro).
The analytic solutions were also used to build an indicator of the contribution of a complex to the uptake of the metal by roots, which can be helpful to predict the effect of soluble organic matter on the bioavailability of soil metals.
This probably reflects the limited power of our sample to detect the genetic contribution to a complex trait like SA in patients with mood disorders.
Separating χ̃ = χ̃e+ χ̃v into a nonresonant, frequency-independent real electronic contribution χ̃e and a complex resonant vibrational contribution χ̃v, we arrive at 2 To determine T, we use the CARS intensity Iref acquired under otherwise identical conditions in a nonresonant medium with susceptibility χ̃ref (for example, glass for the spectral range of our instrument), yielding T = Iref/|χ̃ref|.
The band of negligible unstable contribution (BNUC) of a complex function with respect to any proper or strictly signal is properly defined.
In this work we propose an expert system (ES), making the main contribution, to cluster a complex data set of 365 prokaryotic species by 114 metabolic features, information which may be incomplete for some species.
Whereas Mendelian diseases are caused directly by rare mutations, in common diseases such as psoriasis, the genetic contribution is usually a complex sum of common genetic variants, with many individual alleles conferring modest risk.
