Since then, their analysis in other eukaryotes has extended their functions to roles in chromosome tethering, telomere maintenance, meiotic chromosome behavior, nuclear pore distribution, mitotic chromosome decondensation, and the regulation of apoptosis [ 13, 26- 35].
These results indicated that despite the conventional role of reducing the apoptosis level, these compounds extended their function in positively regulating the stem cell pool in the expanded cells by activating the notch signaling.
Recent studies on biological activity of ANG have extended their function from enabling cell growth and proliferation to sustaining endothelial cell survival under various stresses including heat shock, hypothermia, hypoxia, and radiation [ 26- 30].
Analysis of expression patterns of putative homologs of these Arabidopsis genes in S. latifolia will reveal to what extend their functions are conserved in Silene and may help to elucidate their roles in Silene flower development.
Nevertheless, the precise definition of what constitutes a "Nup" remains somewhat arbitrary, as many proteins that associate with the NPC do so transiently, with varying dwell times, and some NPC-associated proteins also extend their functions and localizations beyond the NPC (Arib and Akhtar 2011).
In this issue of Aging, Chua, McCord and colleagues have now extended their characterization of SIRT6 function to a more general assessment of the role of this factor in DNA repair.
Khamsi and Kozlowski [4] extended their result to modular function spaces.
This gives users the chance to extend their applications with AI functions from these external platforms.
Sagvolden et al. also extend their theory to impaired function of the ascending nigrostriatal and mesocortical dopamine pathways.
This, of course, is due to Android's more laissez-faire attitude when it comes to allowing apps to extend their tentacles into core OS functions.
But if they could raise plasmalogen levels in the blood and lungs of children with the disorder, as they had in laboratory mice, Dr. Braverman believed they might at least improve the children's respiratory function, possibly extending their lives.
