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We show that this approach provides a powerful tool to study how new proteins and functions emerged and to study such processes as horizontal gene transfer among more distant species.

Generally no new functions emerged when the FDR was increased but as expected, each function increased in significance and enrichment.

This set delineates evolutionary connections between major functions and illuminates how folds and functions emerged in pre-domain evolution as a combination of prototypes.

Second, even in the strict absence of IL-15 no compensatory IL-12-independent mechanism for the activation of NK-cell effector functions emerged.

While it is kno3wn that complex tissues with specialized functions emerged during land plant evolution, it is not clear how cell wall polymers and their structural variants are associated with specific tissues or cell types.

Another factor interacting with T4SS functions emerged from a recent study indicating that CagA binds directly to phosphatidylserine (PS) of the host cell and that this interaction is involved in CagA delivery into AGS cells based on saponin-fractionation experiments [ 83].

The PlayBook, I said, was a breach birth, its non-critical consumer-facing functions emerging foremost, and its essential business and productivity functions delayed dangerously.

Importantly, the proposed model demonstrates how these elementary perceptual and cognitive functions emerge from the coordinated activity of an integrated, dynamic neural system.

If the cognitive changes resulting from ChEI treatment in AD patients are assessed with appropriate tests or selected items of the scales, a predominant effect on attention and executive functions emerges.

Optogenetic manipulation of a neuronal network enables one to reveal how high-order functions emerge in the central nervous system.

Surprisingly, liver functions emerging at E15.5 included not only those functions that were suppressed during hematopoietic expansion, but also functions that continued to increase throughout liver development.