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They are probably not functional proteinase inhibitors and may function during pregnancy to inhibit maternal immune responses against the conceptus or to participate in transplacental transport.
The later maturing metaphloem is not destroyed and may function during the rest of the plant's life in plants such as palms but is replaced by secondary phloem in plants that have a cambium.
These data indicated that RNF13 may function during cancer development.
This gene may function during the diapause program by increasing desiccation resistance or energy reserves.
Study results offer an analogue on how an engineered river sediment diversion constructed for coastal restoration may function during its first years of operation and suggest that the desired land-building processes may take time to become established.
According to the hypothesis we proposed previously [21], [22], [23], we believe Arg72 may function during a structural transition from the 1T4G RadA-AMPPNP right-handed filament to the 2Z43 RadA overextended right-handed filament.
To reduce sediment yield, riparian buffers along the rivers should be preserved or rebuilt, and sluices may function effectively during short-term periods of flooding.
Thus, these miRNAs may function together during oncogenesis.
Preliminary experiments indicate that the sulfated galactans produced by R. maritima have a biosynthetic precursor with lower molecular weight and degree of sulfation (Fig. S2), suggesting that glycosyltransferases and sulfotransferases may function simultaneously during the biosynthesis of sulfated galactans.
Our seriation analysis suggested that these transcription factors together with another bHLH family member Hand1 may function together during pancreatic development, a possibility that can be tested experimentally in the future.
Recently Shao et al [13], [14] reported that Sumo-1, based on immunohistochemical analyses, is expressed in both healthy and atretic mouse granulosa cells in vivo, suggesting that Sumo-1 may function both during follicular development and atresia.
