Many years of experimental work have elucidated a range of properties of the neuronal circuits involved in breathing.
These block copolymer micelle lithography studies have been useful in elucidating a range of ligand spacings and global concentrations that affect cell adhesion and focal adhesion formation in common cell lines.
Understanding such relationships can elucidate a wide range of biological phenomena, including, for example, the importance of gene and genome duplications in the evolution of gene function, the role of adaptation as a driver of diversification, or the evolutionary consequences of biogeographic shifts.
A large number of genes are associated with rice grain size, and many of their functional roles have been elucidated in a range of studies (Zuo and Li 2014).
Numerous genes are associated with rice grain size, and the functional roles of many of their protein products have been elucidated in a range of studies (Zuo and Li 2014).
Invertebrate model organisms have proven useful in elucidating a wide range of host responses to infection and because many of these responses are well conserved, studies in model organisms are often directly relevant to human health (Moser et al., 2010; Panda and Cherry, 2012; Moy et al., 2014).
This is a very data-rich paper describing an impressive number of experiments to systematically elucidate interactions of a range of transcription factors with Hox proteins.
The questionnaire used is the 'Cancer Caregiving Tasks, Consequences and Needs Questionnaire' (CaTCoN) which elucidates a broad range of caregiving aspects.
Recent investigations into the genome-scale transcriptional changes to phosphate deprivation in Arabidopsis have elucidated a broad range of genes involved in phosphate metabolism [ 17, 18].
Integrated analyses of the transcriptome and the metabolome successfully demonstrate connections between genes and metabolites, elucidating a wide range of signal output from ABA under dehydration [ 107] and the DREB1/CBF transcription factors in response to low temperature [ 108, 109].
