Sentence examples for functioning exclusively from inspiring English sources
Despite the loss of VEGF binding and attenuated NRP1 expression, homozygous Nrp1 Y297A/Y297A mice were born at normal Mendelian ratios, arguing against NRP1 functioning exclusively as a VEGF164 receptor in embryonic angiogenesis.
A very slow photocycle in N112A, without the formation of the O state, is similar to that of H+-pumping WT KR2 in KCl solution.[ 4] Therefore, the N112A photocycle is consistent with functioning exclusively as a H+ pump even in NaCl solution.
Thus, Bax and Bak are necessary for MPTP-dependent cell death by functioning exclusively within the outer membrane as permeability factors that facilitate an irreversible swelling threshold leading to rupture of the mitochondrion and cell death, once the inner membrane component is fully engaged.
She enlisted Keith Burkhardt at the Burkhardt Group, which functions exclusively as a buyer's agency and also offers a partial commission rebate on closing.
The Plaza Hotel, which sits directly across the street, may no longer function exclusively as a hotel — it has added condominium units — but the Paris, with its plush seats, plush carpets, microscopic lobby, scalloped balcony and policy of showing just one film a week, remains as it long has been.
Once considered to function exclusively as sequence-specific DNA-binding motifs, ZnFs are now known to have additional activities such as the recognition of RNA and other proteins.
Therefore, MCM2 appears to have a chaperoning function outside the context of a helicase complex, which functions exclusively in the nucleus.
The upstream binding transcription factor (UBTF, also called UBF) is thought to function exclusively in RNA polymerase I (Pol I -specific transcrI -specifiche ribosomal genes.
Mice engineered to rescue PLCβ2 function exclusively in bitter-receptor expressing cells respond normally to bitter tastants but do not taste sweet or amino acid stimuli.
Our results show that CAM-1 does not function exclusively as a canonical RTK and that it may function, at least in part, to regulate the distribution of a secreted ligand possibly a Wnt protein.
Professional identities can be revived by developing professional associations whose purpose is to support professional debates (but not trade unions which in their current form function exclusively as means of distributing social goods).
