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Their biological functions derive from their ability to regulate gene expression and include roles in cell differentiation, growth, proliferation, and stress responses.

Glidescore, FlexX and Piecewise Linear Potential (PLP, one of the Gold scoring functions) derive from the empirical ChemScore function [31].

The SSBS functions derive from the sigmoid function and perform an adjustable wavelet shrinkage thanks to parameters that control the attenuation degree imposed to the wavelet coefficients.

A paradigmatic example are the RAG proteins responsible for the V(D J recombination system in immunoglobulin, whose DNA-binding and nuclease functions derive from domesticated transposases [ 2].

Pancreatic endocrine functions derive from clusters of epithelial cells (islets of Langerhans) called α-, β-, δ-, and PP-cells that respectively synthesize, store, and secrete the hormones Glucagon, Insulin, Somatostatin, and Pancreatic polypeptide (Benitez et al., 2012).

In the current study, F-FLT kinetic parameters obtained from image-derived input functions were compared with those from input functions derived from arterialized blood samples.

Statistical scoring functions derived from such subsets perform as well as scoring functions derived from the set of all pairwise interactions.

We further describe a novel upscaling of leakage using transfer functions derived from numerical simulations.

Pore size distribution (PSD) functions derived from various models are compared.

The executive board of the I.O.C. provisionally stripped Kim of "all the rights, prerogatives and functions deriving from his I.O.C. membership" pending investigations by South Korean authorities and the I.O.C. ethics commission.

The OF is defined based on two-point correlation functions derived from the simulated and real microstructures.