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Interestingly, the structure demonstrates that extensive intramolecular interactions take place between the RING domain and the C2HC ZnF (Fig. 7A).

Overall, this study demonstrates that extensive coffee farming in Ethiopian moist Afromontane forests is able to deliver important co-benefits in terms of woody plant species conservation and carbon storage.

It also demonstrates that extensive pre-emptive isolation is a relatively costly infection control strategy when a test with a low test delay is used.

This demonstrates that extensive drug resistance does not diminish the contagiousness of the involved strains.

The comprehensive gene expression profiles of each cell type composing normal breast tissue and breast carcinomas demonstrates that extensive gene expression changes occur in all cell types during cancer progression and that a significant fraction of altered genes encode secreted proteins and receptors (Allinen et al. 2004).

Reconstruction of evolution for groups of closely related bacteria and archaea reveals an extremely rapid and highly variable flux of genes in evolving microbial genomes, demonstrates that extensive gene loss and horizontal gene transfer leading to innovation are the two dominant evolutionary processes, and yields robust estimates of the supergenome size.

The AtPum2 and Os01g62650 PUM-HDs were included in an amino acid sequence alignment with PUM-HDs from other plant and non-plant species, and this alignment demonstrated that extensive sequence conservation exists in each of the Puf repeats.

The similarity of the trend in Cl/Br ratios and δ18O values for high arsenic groundwater demonstrate that extensive leaching of irrigation return and salt flushing water flow could be the dominant process driving arsenic mobilization in the groundwater system.

We demonstrate that extensive presence-absence survey data can be collected for bats across a large (> 20,000 km2) region of southern Scotland using volunteers supplemented with additional fieldworker effort in remote areas.

Also, Weigle (1992) demonstrated that extensive iterative calculations, required to reach pseudo-equilibrium, were significantly reduced.

All together these data demonstrate that extensive promoter methylation is associated with reduced PPARG expression in CRC cell lines.