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One component (PC2) distinguished proteins which were correlated with EGFR total protein versus those correlated with PDGFB levels.

Finally, we distinguished proteins by the mutual recognition pattern of proteins and ligand clusters.

Despite the effect of vorinostat on histone acetylation, FRAP analysis showed only subtle changes in the fluorescence recovery of HP1β, BMI1, and TRF1 when we distinguished proteins in foci and away from foci.

In foods, two nitrogen forms are distinguished: protein nitrogen and non protein nitrogen.

A prominent downstream target of the IGF-I receptor and distinguished protein member of the Hsp90 clientele is the Akt kinase, a critical regulatory component in many signaling pathways.

Nevertheless, as shown in Fig. 3, 1D Western blot analysis was not applicable in detecting age-related changes in protein sulfenation because the 1D approach yielded a very low resolution that could not produce well-defined and distinguished bands for protein identification.

Coverage of 'possibly distinguished' and 'subsumed' genes proteins relative to canonical proteins is higher in bees, as one might expect from greater diversity of samples analyzed.

Similar conservation was observed in the case of proteins containing distinguished domains such as PUB, C2 (Ca2+ binding motif), ARK (ARM repeat-containing kinesin), and Importin-α/ARM proteins between rice and Arabidopsis.

A model combining these cytokine gene expression levels and serum IL-6 protein levels distinguished sepsis from severe sepsis with an ROC value of 0.89.

Among them, msyB, an E. coli acidic protein that suppresses the mutants lacking function of protein export, was revealed as an excellent protein fusion partner with the distinguished features including high potential to enhance protein solubility, efficient expression, relatively small size and the origin of E. coli itself.

Plants, green and red algae, diatoms and dinoflagellates generally possess both Class I and Class II proteins, thus forming distinguished clades.