It can either constitute a binding platform for the regulators of transcriptional machinery or temporarily interfere with the binding or activity of factors targeted to adjacent residues.
More specifically, and less redundantly, it is because the IGHIs either constitute, house or draw our attention to distinct links between social determinants of people's health anywhere in the world.
Declaring that a sejm either constituted a "confederation" or belonged to one was a contrivance prominently used by foreign interests in the 18th century to force a legislative outcome.
Centromeric TEs either constitute the core sequences of centromeres or are merely centromere-specific [ 60- 62], and may be found as intact or fragment tandem repeats [ 63].
The tendency of the law to see such encounters as meaningfully consensual departs strikingly from how consent is understood in other areas; as West observes, "fraud or coercion that vitiates consent in nonsexual contexts constitutes either criminal or tortious activity" (240).
"It is not the negative representation of the Japanese, but rather, the shirking of responsibility to depict them as full human beings, either negative or positive, which constitutes discrimination, or racism," wrote E. Koohan Paik on modelminority.com, a Web site that bills itself as "A Guide to Asian-American Empowerment".
Given the observed conservation of structure between eIF3k, CSN7 and Rpn12 and the conserved amphipathic nature of this tail motif, we speculate that the Rpn12 C-terminal tail may be conformationally flexible and adopt a similar extended structure in which the conserved C-terminal motif constitutes either an inter- or intra-molecular interaction motif.
Therefore, exosomes constitute valuable biomarkers for cancer diagnosis and prognosis and also constitute either targets or vectors for therapeutic approaches in cancer [ 9].
"The invitation by an academic center on a college campus, even one named for a distinguished individual, does not constitute either legitimation or endorsement," Botstein wrote.
The analysis also elaborates Martin's analysis of mode as either accompanying or constituting a field (Martin [1992], Martin and Rose [2007], [2008]).
