Sentence examples for divergent physiological functions from inspiring English sources

In work that will be described elsewhere, we are characterizing some of these divergent physiological functions.

Human ribonucleases A (hRNaseA) superfamily consists of thirteen members with high-structure similarities but exhibits divergent physiological functions other than RNase activity.

However, the genomes of organisms that encode low-efficiency members of the ManDs subgroup encode UxuAs; therefore, these must have divergent physiological functions.

Like in animals, plants have evolved divergent CRTs, but their physiological functions are less understood.

However, similarities in expression are punctuated by changes in other features that serve to fine-tune physiological functions in the divergent species, while maintaining the broad biological function of the gene.

This dichotomy in the vertebrate visual system is reflected in the fact that cone and rod photoreceptors generally have distinct morphologies and physiological functions related to their divergent roles in day vs. night vision, with cones tending to be less photosensitive but having faster response kinetics than rods [ 8].

An intriguing aspect about the sbPAC1 genes is their divergent tissue distribution and this may be the basis of their specific physiological functions and persistence in the genome.

The divergent assembly of bacterial actin proteins might reflect the specific adaptation to distinct intracellular physiological functions.

These different appearances of the members of the Bet v 1 superfamily of proteins, combined with the observation of divergent expression patterns in different species and different isoforms within a single species, renders it difficult to assign clear physiological functions to these proteins.

Mizushima, N. Physiological functions of autophagy.

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