Like many other RNA-binding proteins, however, Glo is multifunctional.
His solution is multifunctional levees, which combine ecological, recreational, and economic functions with flood control.
In the Lam apartment, space is multifunctional and psychologically layered; winter coats hang above the dining table, and the bathtub doubles as a laundry station.
Agriculture operates within complex systems and is multifunctional in its nature.
One answer is that wood is multifunctional, and so the pores are needed for more than just structural tasks, such as to transport water and nutrients.
"Even if you have a small terrace," he said, "if you fill the space with a bed, you'll find it is multifunctional — it can be a bed, a chair or a table".
The local buzzword is "multifunctional". The Dutch are putting retail and offices on top of new dikes, designing public squares and garages to double as catch basins for rain and floodwater, constructing floating houses and reservoirs that create recreational opportunities.
The group's results suggest that the layered spicule structure of decreasing concentric thickness is multifunctional and designed to prevent damage accumulation both before and after any initiation of cracking.
Background: The 5' untranslated region (UTR) or leader sequence of simian immunodeficiency virus (SIVmac239) is multifunctional and harbors the regulatory elements for viral replication, persistence, gene translation, expression, and the packaging and dimerization of viral genomic RNA (vRNA).
Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Sc) encodes two Pif1 family helicases, ScPif1 and Rrm3 ScPis1 is multifunctional, required not only for maintenance of mitochondrial DNA but also for multiple distinct nuclear functions.
These results suggest that peptide B133 is multifunctional with two different active core sequences: integrin α2β1-mediated cell attachment and amyloid-like fibril formation.
