Self-assembled proteins have specific functions in biology.
It is important to understand whether these network motifs have specific functions.
These organisations have specific functions but also have systemic value by fostering connectivity and by creating points of contact among the different institutional spheres (Howells 2006).
These columns have specific functions; for example, in the human visual area V1, they respond to preferential orientations of bar-shaped visual stimuli.
As outlined above, the protein expression concept is misleading and ignores the formation of different forms of proteins, each of which may have specific functions.
The enzymes are highly regulated transcriptionally and posttranslationally, indicating that they have specific functions and are not general "housekeeping" proteases, and are targeted to specific sites of action.
Co-founder Niccolo Pantucci says its mobile strategy is to build an app store in Siasto that features distinct apps that take from Siasto but that have specific functions.
Eight clusters of secondary metabolite have specific functions, including the biosynthesis of difficidin (cluster 1), bacillibactin (cluster 3), bacilysin (cluster 5), surfactin (cluster 6), butirosin (cluster 8), macrolactin (cluster 10), bacillaene (cluster 11) and fengycin (cluster 12) (Fig. 3d).
Topologically, the CCA network shows two modules that have specific functions.
Several other hyphal- associated factors may have specific functions during attachment and invasion of host cells [10], [11].
Interestingly, each of these APC expresses a somewhat unique set of PRRs suggesting each cell type may have specific functions [7].
