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Note that OMVs are especially enriched with outer membrane proteins, including OmpA, OmpF, and NmpC, which are potent immunostimulators [19].

In DAP12KI mice, the increased AMPAR to NMDAR currents ratio may also synergistically result from the increased density of perforated synapses that we measured, since these synapses are especially enriched with AMPARs [23], [32].

In comparison to both shallower SCS depths and other deep oceans, the bathypelagic SCS were especially enriched with metagenomes with plasmid replication initiation functions (COG5527), emphasizing the importance of plasmid genes (usually associated with environmental adaptation) in the 3000-m assemblage.

Protein E, NS3, and NS5, are especially enriched in branches with rapid evolutionary dynamics of DOTs.

The CBSGs are especially enriched in proteins with binding function such as receptor binding that may play a role in the self-incompatibility response.

The authors examine whether common genetic variants considered en masse as polygenic scores for ADHD are especially enriched in children with comorbid conduct disorder.

Dicer (the RNAse III enzyme that processes pre-miRs to mature miRNAs) and the RISC core Argonaute component eIF2c are also expressed within synaptic fractions and dendritic spines, and dicer is especially enriched in association with postsynaptic densities [ 11].

The Conserved Teleost-Specific Genes were found to be especially enriched in proteins with immunity functions, implying that defense against invasion by diverse pathogens was critical to the successful diversification of teleosts.

In a more thorough analysis of 25 Streptomyces genomes, fragmentation was especially enriched in some protein classes with repeating, multi-modular structures such as polyketide synthases, non-ribosomal peptide synthetases and serine/threonine kinases.

Consistent with previous studies, the m6A peaks were especially enriched around stop codon, in 3′untranslated regions (3′UTRs) (Fig. 4h), suggesting an evolutionary conservation of m6A among eukaryotic species that range from human, mouse to pig.

Although they are present along the whole chromosome arm with an average distance of 11 kb, they are especially enriched near the centromeres [23].