We also present evidence that in some of the potentially early branching eukaryotic lineages, like Trichomonas, Gα is likely to function independently of the Gβγ subunits.
As only a subset of polymorphic toxins delivered by T6SS encode a CDC123-like protein, it is likely to function in a supplementary role, perhaps as a secondary toxin injected into the target organism or as an auxiliary protein that regulates either the toxin, the immunity protein, or the secretory apparatus.
However, vertebrates also have a second SDH gene, called SDH-like-1 which, by homology, is likely to function also as a serine/threonine dehydratase since all the residues that bind the PLP co-factor are conserved between the two proteins.
As discussed in Response 2, RBM47 like all nuclear RNA binding proteins is likely to function in multiprotein complexes to facilitate mRNA biogenesis.
Thus, PASKIN is likely to function as a mammalian PAS sensor protein.
The public option is likely to function most effectively and efficiently if it operates at the Federal level.
These results indicate that ZmRFP1 responds to drought stress in an ABA-dependent way and is likely to function in the ubiquitin conjunction pathway.
The wildlife service report is likely to function as a road map for the Obama administration as it reviews the Bush administration's decisions on whether to add species to the endangered list or to protect habitat.
The software program will then provide an analysis revealing not only which genes that transcription factor is likely to moderate, both near and far, but also in which developmental or molecular pathways it is likely to function.
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The exact mechanisms by which BoNT-A produces therapeutic benefit remains unclear, but the neurotoxin is likely to function by multiple mechanisms, suppressing events associated with peripheral and central sensitization.
