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Redox proteomics studies contributed to decipher the complexity of brain aging by identifying the proteins that were increasingly oxidized and eventually dysfunctional as a function of age.
Future challenges for research are to decipher the complexity of symbiosis signaling and to provide new insights into the specificity of the molecular dialogue between AM symbionts.
Here, we take a synthetic biology approach to decipher the complexity of chromatin regulation by studying emergent transcriptional behaviors from engineered combinatorial, spatial, and temporal patterns of individual CRs.
Relied on the premises of the theory of dialectical urbanism, two terms, "context" and "programme," have been revisited in order to decipher the complexity of alternative urbanizations, in which architectural transformation processes have come under question using such themes as border, memory, accessibility or interface.
The Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership has just released an online game that help decipher the complexity of valuation.
We believe that the systematic analysis of PGRP expression patterns, enzymatic activities and in vivo functions is a powerful approach to decipher the complexity of these interactions.
JUST as immigrants often relied on their children to negotiate the sometimes unfathomable customs, ways and language of the New World, so too do many of today's parents depend on their computer-savvy offspring to help them decipher the complexities of the information superhighway.
But a challenge in developing bioinspired synthetic purification systems lies in deciphering the complexity of natural systems like aquaporins (AQPs), nature's most efficient water transport system.
As stem cells constitute now an unprecedented source of human OLs, we believe that they will become an increasingly valuable tool for deciphering the complexity of human OL identity.
Although challenges remain in deciphering the complexity of how the early environment interacts with individual factors to determine epigenetic patterns, as well as how to translate these mechanistic findings into clinically relevant populations, the reviewed literature sheds light on the potential of the field to identify effective interventions for vulnerable individuals.
