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The analogous signature was essential, for example, in identifying the noise from random opening and closing of individual ion channels in neurons [30], [31].

Since Delta toxin recognizes a specific receptor identified as the ganglioside GM2, this toxin and recombinant derivatives constitute valuable tools in cell biology and therapeutic agents, for example in identifying and treating cancer cells overexpressing GM2. C. perfringens Delta toxin was produced and purified as previously described [2].

Some successes have been reported, for example, in identifying previously undetected risks of new drugs or procedures, but there remain doubts about the wider value of investments in developing and maintaining large-scale incident reporting systems.

Some participants said that it would depend on whom they would be discussing the results with, for example in identifying topics of personal interest to be discussed with the clinician.

Another situation would be in identification of individuals in forensic cases, for example, in identifying a body or a body part in a disaster zone, or in familial searching for relatives of an offender already in the database (Rohlfs et al. 2012).

The present study provides a robust experimental protocol and an analysis methodology that enables such examinations at the cellular level and can thus be seen as an important step to examine changes in cell specific gene expression profiles over time, as for example in identified neurons after spinal cord injury or during development.

Our urban management based example assists in identifying a generic set of technical capabilities for information intelligence and proposes a layered architecture for IEMS using different cloud based implementation scenarios.

Here, we review state-of-the-art computational approaches directed at predicting putative allosteric sites in proteins, along with examples of successes in identifying allosteric sites utilizing these methods.

We were particularly interested in identifying examples of premetamorphic decrease, premetamorphic increase, and postmetamorphic peaks of expression (examples are highlighted in fig. 5 A).

Autism is an excellent example where research is active in identifying matches between the phenotypic and genomic heterogeneities.

Benjamin Franklin, in the United States, for example, in 1752 identified the luminescence of lightning as caused by electric discharge through the atmosphere.