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Our results demonstrate that AXL functions distinctly from other RTK families, a vital insight for the envisioned design of AXL-targeted therapeutic intervention.

Using molecular genetics approaches and functional in vivo assays we showed that HMT-1 from a multicellular organism, Caenorhabditis elegans, functions distinctly from its S. pombe counterpart in that in addition to Cd it confers tolerance to arsenic (As) and copper (Cu) while acting independently of pcs-1.

Thus, caspase-1/-5 or -1/-4 heterodimay complexes may function distinctly from caspase-1 homodimers in the regulation of cytokine processing and cell death.

These PTMs do not influence nucleosome unwrapping, suggesting that PTMs near the dyad function distinctly from PTMs in the entry/exit region.

However, substantial changes in the wall structure make it almost inevitable that vascular DCs in an 80-year old function distinctly from those in a 20-year old.

The pelade, the innermost layer of silkworm cocoon next to the chrysalis, has special microstructures, mechanical properties and protective functions distinctly different from those of all the other layers.

Second, different types of mutations impact protein functions distinctly; to remove potential biases caused by the use of data derived from differential mutagenesis approaches (Liao and Zhang, 2008), MamPhEA allows users to perform analysis of phenotypes exclusively derived from loss-of-function mutations.

Schwab does not engage in issuing or floating the sale of securities, and the terms "underwriting" and "distribution" traditionally apply to a function distinctly different from that of a securities broker.

This paper describes a lincRNA-encoded micropeptide, termed SPAR, which derives from a highly conserved region of its parental lincRNA and functions in muscle regeneration distinctly from its lincRNA transcript, implying a coding function from a previously annotated non-coding transcript.

The cumulative distribution functions of RP score for the different functional classes are shown in Figure 4. We observe that: As expected, neutral regions (represented by ancestral repeats) separated very distinctly from functional regions such as enhancers.

The error-in-variable (EIV) approach differs distinctly from the standard approach in that measurement errors in both dependent and independent system variables are taken into account when formulating the objective function in the parameter estimation problem.