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Central to genetic studies for Parvovirus B19 (B19V) is the availability of genomic clones that may possess functional competence and ability to generate infectious virus.
It displays sequence conservation between human and pufferfish, which are evolutionarily very distant species [ 35], suggesting that inter1 may possess functional properties.
Examination of genes involved in different canonical pathways revealed that a typical bovine SCNT blastocyst may possess functional WNT and to some extent FGF signaling pathways, but TGF-β and BMP pathways are not functional.
This observation is similar to the situation we described for yvaE and yvaD pairing suggesting that some isogenic ebrA/ ebrB homologues may possess functional activity alone or frequently undergo losses of either pair.
Further studies are needed to clarify which polymorphism(s) may possess functional consequence(s) for AGO2, and in turn to provide mechanistic plausibility for the observed association between rs3928672 and involvement of lymph node metastasis of NPC.
Suction is required to dislodge the buried and attached invertebrates that make up the bulk of benthic diets, suggesting that benthics may possess functional systems adapted to exert higher force on attached prey items [ 28].
Recent findings indicate that milk peptides can have additional physiological effects such as antioxidant activity or may even possess functional significance which is not yet clearly understood.
Therefore, it may be suggested that any SNPs located in the haploblock(s) tagged by rs840869 and/or rs859024 may possess the functional relevancy.
Furthermore, 14-3-3 monomers may possess additional functional roles owing to their exposed intersubunit surfaces.
Tissue distribution of Populus ESTs and array results suggest that these sequence orthologs may possess similar functional contexts in Populus and Arabidopsis.
It is hence not only important to identify the sites of genome integrations, but also to discover transcribed viral human sequences, which both may possess a functional role in tumorigenesis.
