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Covalent labeling is performed either specifically or nonspecifically on amino acids.
A subset of miRNAs, miR-1, miR-133, miR-206 and miR-208, are either specifically or highly expressed in cardiac and skeletal muscle and are called myomiRs [ 6, 7, 13].
A subset of miRs that are either specifically or highly expressed in cardiac and vascular cells are termed as cardiovascular miRs, such as miR-133, miR-1, miR-208, miR-499, miR-126 and miR-132.
Our comparative analysis of gene expression responses during pre-symbiotic signaling presented here indicates that those Myc-LCO induced genes being either specifically or co-activated by Nod-LCOs still require NSP1, but are much less RAM1-dependent.
Unlike phosphorylation, for which many kinases and phosphatases act either specifically or in large cascades through signal amplification, these two enzymes are currently the only identified mediators of the O-GlcNAc PTM.
Recognition of R. solanacearum EPS, either specifically or as a MAMP, could give BW-resistant H7996 tomato plants a crucial advantage by triggering faster defense responses.
Using these criteria, we identified 733 genes that are germline-enriched and 330 genes that are germline-specific, for a total of 1063 genes that are either specifically expressed or enriched in the germ line (Additional file 5).
It is postulated that either specifically dehydroascorbate or, more likely, the electron consumption in dehydroascorbate reduction regulates 2CPA transcript abundance.
The study findings of reduced IGF-1 and smaller tumour size/growth are in agreement with other PCa studies that have either specifically modulated or monitored IGF-1 in TRAMP mice.
Questions on sexuality included in general health surveys are the main surveillance mode in use for young people, this population being either specifically surveyed or included as a subsample of the general population.
Sergiy Libert described two new mouse models in which SIRT1 is either specifically deleted (BSKO) or overexpressed (OX) in brain.
