Collectively, these results suggest that FACT has a specific function in rDNA transcription by Pol I and, crucially, that FACT appears to function at a stage following pre-initiation complex formation, initiation of transcription and transcription of the first 40 nt.
The connection between communal affiliation and political orientations would be expressed in the early Muslim community and in fact has continued to function to the present day.
Re "Destination is the Space Station, but Many Experts Ask What For" (Dec. 5): All of the manned space missions to date, especially those of long duration, have reconfirmed one fact: humans evolved to function with the force of Earth-normal gravity pressing down upon them.
Refined molecular models show good agreement with pore design and experimental facts with regard to function.
Those two men; is their only function in fact to prevent you from being seen or photographed by the press when you go outside court?
This greatly differs from any previously published work in terms of completeness, the use of multi-fragment local substructures, and the fact that the relationship to function was explored using no information about functional sites or sequence patterns.
The fact to favor recovery of cognitive functions and brain volumes with abstinence or drastic reduction of alcohol consumption could be a first way to make it possible for patients to be cognitively able to benefit from treatment.
(In fact, we need sugar to function).
In fact, the disk began to function even better, in terms of the amount of cushioning it provided between vertebrae, as it filled out with living cells and became integrated into the spine.
The fact that genes expected to function downstream in the biochemical pathway (TKPRs, LTPs, GRPs) are expressed earlier than the upstream genes seems to be rather inconsistent.
