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Third, more translational research using human analogous animal models, where available, would make a significant contribution to the understanding of the disease and treatment by providing histological and molecular validation for both mechanistic and therapeutic drug studies.

These added levels of searching identified many analogous proteins that were not identified with the human analogous proteins alone, e.g. Dictyostelium sibC, which we identified in a search with O. carmela integrin, and has been shown experimentally to function in a manner similar to vertebrate integrin (Cornillon et al., 2006).

Without human (or analogous, all-comprehensive, free beings), an infinity of ontological possibilities would not find their actualization.

It has been suggested that mu and beta suppression over sensory-motor regions reflects a resonance system in the human brain analogous to mirror neurons in the monkey.

Our analysis demonstrates that in human liver, analogous to the situation in mouse liver [26], PPARα serves as a global transcriptional regulator of lipid metabolism.

Although the result presented here is a case study for yeast S. cerevisiae, we believe that similar advances are possible for fly, worm, mouse and human where analogous resources are being compiled.

The imprint is set during reproduction and, in a human study analogous to the experimental animal knockouts, we measured the effect of maternal DNMT3L 11330C>T genotype on the methylation status of the imprinted gene IGF2 in newborn cord blood (manuscript in preparation).

Although there are important differences between the rodent and human brain, analogous structures can be identified.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01438.004 We conclude that monovalent cation currents at Vm ≤ 100 mV are carried by K+-selective channels; we refer to this current as human IKSper, analogous to the principal K+ current in mouse sperm.

Purified DOTA-dLVT showed a very high (nanomolar) affinity for the human OTR, analogous to that exhibited when the fluoresceinyl (Flu) group was attached to the Lys8 residue in dLVT to give d[Lys(5/6 C-Flu ]VT (Terrillon et al, 2002).

While we currently cannot make any strong claims about genotype phenotype correlations regarding cases of familial EL, this work is a starting point and a proof-of-principle that such an approach can be employed to narrow down lists of candidate genes contributing to human EL, analogous to that used to pinpoint disease-causing mutations in rare Mendelian disorders.