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Since the completion of the sequencing of the rice genome, the challenge for the plant-research community has been to identify the function and regulation of rice genes.
The major task of modern cell biology is to identify the function and relation of the many different gene products, discovered by genomics and proteomics approaches, in the context of the living cell.
Although more work is needed to identify the function and biochemical target of EJAC-SP, we hypothesize that its function is to cleave a specific protein in the female reproductive tract that initiates the egg-laying pathway; we are currently working to assess the function and biochemical target of EJAC-SP.
Although it may be easy to identify the function and methodological setting of technology, it can be difficult to pinpoint its organizational aspects.
Today, L. acidophilus and L. johnsonii are both commercialized as probiotics, and are the subject of important research activities aiming to identify the functions and understand the mechanisms involved in probiotic effects.
As stated above, we are in the process of identifying the function and target of EJAC-SP and once identified, we will be in a position to evaluate the degree to which species-specificity of this postmating, prezygotic phenotype is controlled by structural variation in the EJAC-SP protein.
Identifying the function and control mechanisms of such cryptic expression of unusual fatty acids is a poorly explored aspect of fatty acid metabolism.
Therefore, we will next identify the function H and its composition with the stereographic projection π, and we will also identify a point (x inmathbb{B}^{n}) by its image by π.
Our database, pseudoMap, aims at providing comprehensive resource for genome-wide identifying the functions and regulators of human TPGs.
Although genomic regions and genes, most likely affected by artificial selection, had been identified, the functions and phenotypes of these genes remained elusive [ 25].
Cytologists worked hard to identify the function of mitochondria and in 1912 the first reference to a possible link between mitochondria and respiration was made by Kingsbury [ 2].
