Pab1 binds mRNA as part of its normal function, and disrupting RNA binding or altering cytoplasmic mRNA levels suppressed the cytotoxicity of 17A-expanded Pab1, indicating a requisite role for mRNA in Pab1 polyA-expansion toxicity.
Amazon says that Kindle editions of books are now outselling hardbacks, which, even when taken with the requisite pinch of salt, indicates a major shift in consumption.
Although we do not have the requisite study population to conclude that T (study duration) is more important than N (study sample size), Figure 7 indicates a much stronger variation between days than between people.
Smallholder's adaptive capacity indicated a dynamic community with a higher scale of readiness to make requisite adjustments against climate variability and its associated impacts, given financial, technical and social support.
Although urbanization has traditionally been considered requisite for the spread of the disease in the Old World [8], genomics research has indicated a Late Pleistocene model for origin and transmission out of Africa [12].
As previously reported for ischemia-reperfusion injury [26], we found that administration of rhBCL2A1 failed to protect TLR2-null mice from sepsis-induced mortality, indicating that there is a requisite role for TLR2 signaling for the protective effect in vivo.
Our results indicate an increase in IL-6 within 12 hr after exposure, a requisite first step in the stimulation of the de novo synthesis of acute-phase proteins in the liver, triggered by ambient particles.
* Except where otherwise indicated, the requisite for each category is at least 50 times at bat.
And, for my money, its rush to nuclear power does not in the least indicate the requisite thoughtfulness and attention to environmental protection that would allow its leadership to be called enlightened.
Diastolic dysfunction is detectable in diabetic hearts without hypertrophy [ 37, 47, 48], indicating that hypertrophy is not a requisite of diabetes-induced ventricular dysfunction.
