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However, CDK11p58 associates with mitotic microtubules but is not localised at the centrioles itself and was not, so far, characterised as a core component of purified human or Drosophila centrosomes [31], [32].

While it has been suggested that this might not be the case and that gene products thus far characterised to be functional in later stages of myoblast fusion might also be involved in the initial phase of fusion [23], data conclusively showing this is currently lacking.

The only thus far characterised mechanism how an EMF suppresses plant defences has been presented by Plett, et al. [ 36].

The complex is the most upstream component so far characterised of the environmental arm of the general stress response in B. subtilis[ 1, 4].

The main mechanism of EGFR activation, so far characterised in CRC, corresponds to the somatic mutation of the KRAS proto-oncogene.

The ROCK-I interaction sites of RhoE are remote from a so-called 'effector' region, which mediates all small G-protein/effector interactions thus far characterised.

Academies have thus far been characterised by having a sponsor – an individual or company.

On both sides, the campaign has so far been characterised by accusations of "dirty tricks".

At the Conservative party conference in the autumn, he said he was in a hurry to bring in measures that addressed deep-rooted poverty, reflecting the fact his premiership has so far been characterised by the battle over the economy.

International action on climate change has so far been characterised by a "pathetic lack of urgency", he says, and governments must make amends for failing to reach a substantive deal at Copenhagen.

It is possible that what we have shown here with a few myoblast genes is true for other genes that have thus far been characterised for their role in the later stages of fusion.