Since the enzymatic activity of the BRCA1/BARD1 complex is conserved over a broad phylogenetic range, it is thought to be critical for the central functions of BRCA1.
This is in line with compelling evidence for a central function for Tcf3 in the progression from pluripotency (Guo et al., 2011; Martello et al., 2012; Pereira et al., 2006).
The test that assets have been used for "central banking functions as such functions are normally understood" is a broad one.
Fourth, sorting of precursor proteins is functionally and physically connected to protein machineries, which fulfill central functions for respiration, maintenance of membrane architecture and form contacts to the endoplasmic reticulum.
Whatever the mode of action by which HCV takes advantage of FXR signalling, it appears to be advantageous for the hepatotropic virus to use central functions of hepatocytes for its own end.
Crhr-null mice have defined central functions for Crhr1 in anxiety and neuroendocrine stress responses7,8.
This could suggest that the central functions for MC receptors developed after the split of agnathans but prior to the split of gnathostomes.
Bio-ontologies fulfill two central functions for the biological domain first, they "clarify scientific discussions" by providing the vocabulary and terms under and with which such discussions take place, and second, they enable data discovery across distributed data resources (Blake, 2004, p 773).
Last month President Vladimir Putin abolished the main agency for environmental protection, handing over its central functions to its chief bureaucratic rival, the Ministry for Natural Resources.
When we choose to remain silent about these injustices, or we don't vote, a duty countless people would kill for, we are not performing our central functions as citizens within a democracy.
