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The structure reveals that NAD+ specificity is largely conferred by Asp38, which interacts with the hydroxyls of the adenosine ribose.

In Arabidopsis, studies of natural variation demonstrated that the vernalization requirement is largely conferred by two dominant genes, FRI and FLC [ 1- 3].

It is known that GA can stimulate leaf expansion by an increase in cell length and cell number (Yang et al. 1996), with the promotion in cell extension being largely conferred by an enhanced wall extensibility (Cosgrove and Sovonick-Dunford 1989).

Using TaqMan qRT-PCR, all tumours analyzed displayed lower RASSF1A mRNA expression and higher levels of total APC mRNA than normal parathyroid, the latter of which was largely conferred by augmented APC 1B transcription levels.

Rac downstream signaling specificity and the ensuing Rac-dependent cell responses are largely conferred through the types of GEFs and GAPs that couple Rac to any given upstream signal (Rossman et al., 2005).

Today, the role is largely ceremonial, and conferred on field marshals or retired generals who usually serve a five-year term.

In the healthy, a vaccinia infection is largely harmless and merely confers immunity to smallpox.

Alternatively, fat and meat consumption in Japanese is largely under the level above which diabetes risk is conferred.

However, the regulatory system for genes conferring Cd tolerance in many cereal crops is largely unknown and remains an essential issue to be addressed.

The Israeli president's role is largely ceremonial and plays no part in government decision-making, although Mr. Netanyahu has conferred closely with Mr. Peres on certain issues in the past and Mr. Peres maintains close ties with foreign leaders.

Colorectal cancer peritoneal metastasis (CPM) confers an exceptionally poor prognosis, and traditional treatment involving systemic chemotherapy (SC) is largely ineffective.