These findings align with Hostetter's (2011) conclusion that when speakers express redundant information in gesture and speech, gesture matters less for listeners' comprehension.
Thus, it is likely that talin function is more complex: different domains of talin may operate independently; different tissues or developmental stages may express "redundant" proteins that substitute for distinct talin subfunctions; or talin may function by more than one molecular mechanism, with different domains being more or less important for each mechanism.
Figure 4 shows that the normalized hybridization signals for the 15 most significantly differentially expressed non-redundant genes can be used to accurately separate dominant and subordinate individuals in the intraspecific experiment.
T. thermophila expresses two redundant β-tubulin genes, BTU1 and BTU2.
Redundancy in a network, for instance, can be expressed by the redundant paths that start at one node and end at another, or by the redundant nodes that are part of one layer and connect to the same node in the second layer.
Although Bax and Bak are both widely expressed and functionally redundant, recent studies suggest Bak may have particular importance in certain cell types.
Although both are widely expressed and functionally redundant, genetic and biochemical data suggest that Bak is held in check primarily by Mcl-1 and Bcl-xL, whereas Bax activation is inhibited by all five pro-survival Bcl-2 homologues.
It was not possible to calculate the rate of unambiguous tag mapping to unique transcripts, since the available cDNA dataset contained multiple redundant expressed sequence tags (ESTs) and no unigene [ 27] dataset is available for T.nigroviridis.
AtKMT6A 1/SDG1/CLF and AtKMT6A 2/SDG10/EZA1/SWN are broadly expressed and partially redundant in regulation of vegetative and reproductive development, whereas AtKMT6A 3/SDG5/MEA appears to function specifically in gametophyte and seed development [ 7, 8, 57].
Homologous DNA and protein fish ARs were searched on available public databases (non redundant, Expressed Sequence Tags) using the various BLAST programs available through the network servers at the National Center of Biotechnology Information http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/BLAST/.nih.gov/BLAST/
