Shot five years after the devastating earthquake that rocked Japan, the film is devoid of any particular political message or agenda, instead focusing on the profound sense of loss that the abandoned town of Tomioka represents.
NKG2D, a type-II trans-membrane surface homodimer consists of a C-type lectin extracellular domain, followed by a transmembrane and a short cytoplasmic tail devoid of any particular signalling function.
Since the MRE is created only after the introduction of the variant allele, the original sequence of the 3′UTR should be devoid of that particular MRE.
While homologs are present in many bacterial and eukaryotic genomes (Denver et al. 2003), mammals appear to be devoid of this particular class of enzyme.
After xenograft in nude mice, tumours presented a dedifferentiated phenotype devoid of any particular pattern with small round or fusiform cells.
The cardiac risk associated with cisapride use is entirely attributable to its affinity for the hERG channel which results in QT prolongation, and is enhanced by concomitant use of inhibitors of CYP, the principal pathway in cisapride metabolism.,,,,,,,,,,,, Hence, 5-HT4 receptor agonists without affinity for the hERG channel are devoid of this particular arrhythmogenic risk.
In order to identify which domain of Apaf-1 serves as the binding site for TCTP, we generated variants of full-length Apaf-1 devoid of some particular domain(s) present in Apaf-1, for example APAF-530 (residues 1-530), APAF-420 (residues 1-420), and APF-97 (residues 1-97), as previously described [ 29].
Histones, which are virtually devoid of cysteine residues, were of particular interest because lysine transimination of histones places the redox-active structure in the closest possible location to oxidizable DNA nucleobases and creates a potentially potent mechanism for genetic damage by aminophenols that is distinct from covalent modification of the bases.
If you've ever seen the film Genevieve, you'll know how entirely devoid of dramatic events that particular jaunt can be.
