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Although both forms of the ligand were capable of activating Mer, full-length Gas6 was ∼20-fold more potent than its Gla-less counterpart.
Furthermore, the occurrence of short poly dA dT) tracts on short distances near TSS could also indicate an involvement of AT-less (and, by association, a complementary role for their CG-less counterpart) promoters in short term non-critical gene expression, which may strengthen our hypothesis regarding their physiological role.
The article quotes Bristol University's Jakob Vinter, one of the researchers, who said that traditional hypotheses state that shelled mollusks evolved from their shell-less counterparts.
The lineages of these two families described in plants have more-or-less counterparts in fungi and animals but do not inhabit the animal and fungal genomes, and vice versa.
They also serve tereré, which is the cold and less ubiquitous counterpart to traditional mate.
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This herbaceous deity often wilted in comparison to her less earthy counterparts.
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