In eukaryotic cells, the proteasome contributes to prevent the accumulation of non-functional, potentially toxic proteins.
In addition, by comparing Figure 2F, in which we analyze SV3-5 together, with Figure 2D, in which only SV3 and SV6 were analyzed, we can conclude that the expression level of SV4/5 is very low, consistent with the idea that these would encode non-functional, potentially aberrant splice variants.
Functional clustering, potentially due to environmental filters depending on resource availability, was caused by anthropogenic and natural drivers.
So, another input of the software is a list of chemical reaction rules that are atoms lost by functional groups potentially altered while bonded with other monomers.
The advantage of autotransplantation compared to osseointegrated implants is the capacity of transplants for functional adaptation, potentially continuous eruption and therefore superior ridge preservation [7 11].
Both of these complications may result in QD conjugates with misaligned protein orientations or large aggregates of surface proteins which are not fully functional or potentially nonfunctional.
The list was further reduced based on a pre-selected cutoff on differential expressions and functional annotations (potentially relevant to gastric cancer rather than immune responses).
This work resulted in identification of novel superimposed functional pathways potentially linked to cancer biology.
Integrating anatomic and functional information potentially allows improved lesion localisation and characterisation.
Hints regarding the RFH functional role potentially could be obtained from its evolutionary history.
Next, putative UTR functional elements potentially affected by cancer-associated SNPs were searched for using UTRscan [ 44].
