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Functional studies in RB-E2F pathway also indicated that the function conducted by E2F4/5 subgroup and RBL subgroup proteins is extremely conserved.

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Taken all together, it was temptation to think that the function conducted by E2F4/5 subgroup and RBL subgroup might be more conserved than those function conducted by E2F1/2/3 subgroup and RB1 subgroup.

In the study comparing patients with respiratory failure and different levels of adrenal function conducted by Huang and coworkers [ 33], patients with adequate adrenal reserve underwent successful weaning at a higher percentage than did those with adrenal insufficiency.

It is a Multivesicular Body Protein (MBP) involved in BD formation, a function conducted by ESCRT-III complex consisting this protein a probable core component of ESCRT-III [ 84].

We speculated that function conducted by E2F4/5 subgroup and RBL subgroup proteins might mainly represent the ancient function of RB-E2F pathway, and the E2F1/2/3 subgroup proteins and RB1 protein might contribute more to functional diversification in RB-E2F pathway.

As a means to assess whether the profile of gene functions conducted by male-specific and female-specific genes differed for Z. mays and for T. aestivum, each of these gender-specific sequence datasets (open reading frames) were submitted to MIPs [ 62].

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A major part of membrane function is conducted by proteins, both integral and peripheral.

The synthetic function is conducted by the bone marrow, where both bone and blood cells are synthesized in a process called hematopoiesis [ 10].

First prospective study that has examined the relationship of preimplantation tissue KIM-1 expression with immediate and long-term graft function was conducted by Schröppel et al. They measured KIM-1 RNA and protein expression in preperfusion biopsies of 30 living-donor and 85 deceased-donor kidneys and correlated the results with histologic and clinical outcomes after transplantation.