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Drought stress may effect protein content of the plants differently depending on the duration and the severity of the stress.

While a direct head to head association between mRNA and protein levels has not been shown in our study, it is known that epigenetic changes including altered expression of micro- or long non-coding RNA may effect protein expression after transcription.

Sendai-GP64 uses the Sendai virus signal peptide, when we constructed a Sendai-GP64 fusion protein that uses the GP64 signal peptide we were able to detect low levels of Sendai-spGP64 on western blot suggesting that the removal of the native GP64 signal peptide in Sendai-GP64 may effect protein processing and explain the loss of reactivity with the GP64 specific antibody AcV5.

These results suggest that 2B12 specifically reacts with TLS methylated by PRMT1 (i.e. asymmetrical dimethylation), and methylation of TLS may effect protein-protein interactions.

Importantly, 54.9% of mRNAs for which a corresponding direct target protein was identified do not belong to the subset of significantly varying mRNAs during lung development, implying that a number of miRNAs may effect decreased protein expression even though they do not cause detectable changes in mRNA level.

In these cases, variation in copy number of the tandem repeat would lead to different numbers of genes, which may effect dosage of the protein product and lead to phenotypic changes, such as observed for the AMY1 gene [ 11]. 23 repeat arrays were wholly contained within genes (Table 2B), such that each repeat unit contained one or more exons representing protein domains [ 12].

It is still a possibility however that the SNPs themselves, or one or more SNPs in LD with any of the SNPs, may effect the regulation of ESR1 protein expression.

Certain of these "morphogenic" effects may depend on protein-protein interactions rather than catalytic acetylcholinesterase activity.

In the end, these lipid-associated effects may affect membrane protein function, membrane stability and the tendency to release membrane vesicles (exo- and endosomes).

Studies by Gutierrez and colleagues in the early 1990s suggested that blood-membrane contact during RRT may induce a protein catabolic effect, an effect that was seen only with cuprophane membrane and not with synthetic membranes [ 101] and was not reduced by the addition of glucose to the dialysate [ 102].

In addition, increases in the level of cAMP may influence protein expression through effects on protein translation (e.g., ref (42)).