In the HA gene of SH/JS01, the only mammalian adapting substitution observed was 138A (H3 numbering); amino acid residues involved in receptor-binding specificity showed avian-like signatures, including 186G and 226Q, which were similar to SH/1 but distinctive from SH/2 and AH/1.
The interposed region contains promoter related CAAT box and an identical short region similar to mammals but distinctive from plants and other animals.
We also noticed that in some metazoa and the fungi phylum Basidiomycota the PACT domain-containing γ-TuCRs (such as AKAP9 in human and D-PLP in Drosophila) have N-terminal regions distinctive from SPM and CM1 motifs, probably reflecting different binding partners in γ-TuRC.
Luge sledding is distinctive from bob and skeleton sledding in that the sled is ridden in a supine position (lying on the back) and steered by subtle leg and shoulder movements.
The mathematical model applied to the calculation of physical parameters at the sampling points takes into consideration the inherent characteristics of gases, distinctive from liquids and makes use of easily determined experimental variables as initial/boundary conditions to get the model started.
On the other hand, Olvas displays an expression pattern overlapping with, but distinctive from, Obol and Odazl (Fig. 5E).
These loops are distinctive from obvious and frequently recurring motifs such as, for example, hairpin motifs.
Interestingly, the estimated gene density in the zebra finch is similar to that in humans, and distinctive from both quail and chicken.
Unless you see the rise of a center-left that is a partner in some sort of way and that is distinctive from their right-wing and has some purchase and sway.
This finding suggests that the parameters of peripheral rhythms are quite distinctive from central rhythms and can be interpreted as corroborating the differences between the central and peripheral oscillators with respect to molecular mechanisms (68) as well as the coupling of individual oscillators (9, 10, 69).
