Further, it is not possible to systematically identify fates of real genes (subfunctionalization to the exclusion of neofunctionalization or vice-versa), so modeling under increasingly realistic conditions is likely to be the best way to understand evolutionary mechanisms.
These analyses also identified protein fate (processing and degradation, folding and stabilization, and ubiquitination pathways) as a major category of altered gene expression; formaldehyde induced 14-19% of genes involved in ubiquitination processes, whereas methanol (which is oxidized to formaldehyde) induced only 1% of these genes [ 70].
Abstract ideas, too, have identifying characteristics: fate enters to a stuttering rhythm, and the sound of an electric doorbell quickly becomes a portent of some new hindrance or horror, an annunciation of murder or the arrival of the law.
But at some point a leader must put himself in the "mess"— as conflict-shy African-Americans used to call the civil rights movement — and, in Robert Penn Warren's words, "identify with fate".
However, more specific studies are required to identify the fate of 2-ACBs in body and the LD50 values.
Advances in the interpretation of Raman spectra permit identifying the fate decisions of individual, living cells with location specificity.
Recent progress in functional genomics provides us the sequence of 3 billion base pair human genome, and through loss-of-function studies we can identify cell fate modulating transcription factors (Figure 1A).
By protecting him from his Meccan enemies, the residents of Medina identified with his fate.
Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) and fibroblast growth factors have been shown to be involved in this process, however additional factors needs to be identified for the fate determination, especially at the early stage of cardiomyogenic development.
