The role of La protein in regulating PV and HCV IRES function was further elucidated by the identification in Saccharomyces cerevisiae of a 60 nt RNA, which has a short hairpin structure and sequesters La and other RNA binding proteins in yeast cell [15].
This practice found its greatest expression in the path elucidated by the Venerable Mahasi Sayadaw.
Mechanisms of articular cartilage growth and maturation have been elucidated by studying composition-function dynamics during in vivo development and in vitro culture with stimuli such as insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) and transforming growth factor-beta 1 (TGF-β1).
In the past, many cancer mechanisms - such as the pivotal role of Wnt signaling in colorectal cancer - were discovered by elucidating the function of single genes, often in the course of studying rare inherited cancer syndromes.
As elucidated by Savageau [4], for functioning regulation to be present in the wild type, the population of that genotype must offset losses due to mutations by having a higher grow rate than the mutants with broken regulation.
Ecological role has often been elucidated by studies of form and function evolution in animals and plants, but less frequently in fungi, due to their diversity and lability of form and unresolved phylogenies [9].
The validated analysis model for nitrogen source mixture was used to analyze the growth and final pH of Microbacterium sp. HJ1, in different compositions of nitrogen sources, by elucidating the functions of each nitrogen ions such as NO3−, NO2−, and NH4+.
In addition, the relation between onset of MODS and EVLWI may be well elucidated by daily measurement of organ function and EVLWI.
Because of its distinctive input (plasma) and output (urine), it is reasonable to predict that the kidney will be the first organ whose functions are further elucidated by proteomic methods in the near future.
haematobium species-specific antigen at the ultrastructural level by electron microscopy to elucidate the function(s) of this diagnostic antigen in the various stages of S. haematobium.
