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Thus, effect of Ot B on lifespan extension might be conferred by insulin/IGF-1-like signaling.
This observation suggests age pigment changes might be conferred via an AMPK-independent mechanism.
This result suggests that this affinity gain might be conferred by avidity effects of a second combining site in the trimerbody molecule.
A similar survival advantage might be conferred to leukemic T cells as they shuttle between the well-oxygenated peripheral blood and the more hypoxic immune-system organs.
Differences in ligand specificities by these two proteins might be conferred by different residues in the binding cavity, which are located close to the C-terminal lids in AgamOBP1 and AaegOBP1: Leu-15 vs. Phe-15, Leu-19 vs. Met-19, and Ser-79 vs. Ala-79 (Fig. 5).
However an equally important question is what (if any) advantage might be conferred by this arrangement.
MapMan pathway analysis for the genes located within the meta-QTLs identified 90 key biochemical pathways that might be conferring drought tolerance.
Although we did not specifically address the means by which facilitation might be conferring community-level stability in this experiment, it is likely that facilitation among detritivores underlie some of the positive effects of increasing functional group richness on community and functional group abundances that we observed.
Since E4 is specific for humans and is produced only by the fetal liver, it is tempting to speculate that E4 might be conferring a very specific but important modulating effect of E2 action on fetal development, especially on brain development, as the nervous system appears to be largely influenced by MISS actions (Vasudevan & Pfaff, 2007).
If it weren't for guns, President-elect Kerry might now be conferring with incoming Senate Majority Leader Daschle.
Prosurvival and radioresistance might be potentially conferred by APPL1 via its regulation of the activity and substrate specifity of the serine/threonine kinase AKT.
