It functions uniquely as a building block technology," she explains.
Graham et al. [ 36] analyzed 9 archaeal genomes to identify signature proteins that function uniquely within the Archaea.
Smchd1 has a role in the expression of several autosomal gene clusters that are subject to monoallelic expression, rather than being restricted to functioning uniquely in X inactivation.
We discovered that Trx functions uniquely to maintain a type II neuroblast identity through the H3K4 methylation activity of the SET1/MLL complex, thereby contributing to neuroblast heterogeneity during larval brain neurogenesis.
Indeed, the inset of Figure 3 shows that the number of unique states in the k-function uniquely determines latent repertoire size.
These changes in intracellular localization, tissue compartments, and channel function, uniquely associated with malignant transformation, may offer a unique target for cancer therapy, likely able to spare normal cells.
The resulting algorithm guarantees descent of a cost function uniquely designed to handle unknown orientations and arbitrary correlations.
"We do not understand in most cases what biochemical or cellular functions uniquely emerge from organizing molecules into such structures," they wrote with colleagues.
In particular, if Q x) is real symmetric, then m ( m + 1 ) 2 + 1 characteristic functions can determine the potential function uniquely.
Since (sigma _n(h,f)) is defined entirely in terms of the sequence ({hat{f} k)}_{kin mathbb{Z }}), it follows that the sequence of Fourier coefficients of an integrable function determines the function uniquely.
Early promoters in fact strongly advocated for music's expansion in the United States by turning to the science behind sound; they argued that music's impact on and engagement with bodily functions uniquely positioned music as a revolutionary aesthetic, capable of communicating to and regulating the emotions of its listening public.
