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However, dopamine may encode the precision of prediction errors on sensory states [39].

A cluster of eleven genes (FNP_2389 2399) plus an unlinked pilT gene may encode the pilus, as suggested by Desvaux, et al. [62].

Based on its relatedness with FAD-dependent monooxygenases and its location next to a putative hpaC gene, the gene BxeB2308 may encode the main component of the closely related 4-HPA 3-monooxygenase (HpaB).

An ORF with the highest similarity to benzoyl-CoA ligase in NaphS2 (NPH_7071) was not differentially expressed during growth on benzoate, however another long chain fatty acid CoA ligase, NPH_1950, is differentially expressed during growth on benzoate compared versus either pyruvate or naphthalene, suggesting that this NPH_1950 may encode the endogenous benzoyl-CoA ligase in NaphS2.

However, sam29 may encode the required chemistry.

Another possibility is that the putamen may encode the efficiency (i.e., maximize some overall good).

Depending on the nature of the motor response, the enhanced neural modulations may encode only the magnitude or also the direction of the errors.

Our DNA may encode all the instructions needed to build the human body and keep it running, but each of our cells must follow just a subset of those instructions in order for the body to work properly.

It is likely that additional antimicrobial peptide and cDNA genes exist in the Western honeybee, which may encode for the same mature peptides as reported here.

If these pigments are rare in the diet, then the redness of the plumage may encode information about the quality of male's diet, and perhaps the males overall genetic quality or health.

This result suggests that the visual system may encode and represent the spatial configuration of the stimulus to facilitate the process of VSTM for contrast.