The dynamic nature of histone H2A is not limited to its pattern of post-translational modifications.
Moreover, together with array processing schemes [59], the proposed system can change its pattern by modification of the phase shifts of the antenna elements or to process the signals of more than one direction at the same time.
The addition of phosphate groups can modify the activity of a target protein directly or indirectly through the modification of its pattern of physical interactions, which in turn might modify the target's activity, localization, or stability.
The Cdx2 promoter, active in the trophectoderm and silent in the ICM, shows the opposite pattern of modification, consistent with its transcriptional status (Fig. 2).
This study for the first time demonstrated the molecular size (10 kDa) and pattern of modification (reducing end modification) for BG34-10 to mediate macrophage internalization.
This pattern of modification to the Herto crania appears to constitute evidence of organized and prolonged mortuary ritual, whereas the 600,000-year-old Bodo skull (also from the Middle Awash) displays cutmarks associated with tissue removal, but no evidence of polishing.
The genome is epigenetically programmed by changes in the chromatin state and by a pattern of modification of the DNA molecule itself through methylation [17].
This pattern of modification marks is in accordance with the activating and silencing effects associated with these histone modifications in other cell types [ 43, 44].
Increasing the time of exposure of IgG1 to cyanate up to 24 h did not change the overall pattern of modification.
The cataloged information is used to build look-up tables that associate a particular molecular substructure with a specific pattern of modification or conjugation.
While there is potential for recall problems, especially in participants reporting a complex history of healthcare use, we have no reason to suspect the presence of any specific pattern of modification in the responses.
