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It was noticed that the B-factors of CrSPI-1 molecule is higher, might indicate its reduced occupancy; however, it is well defined in the electron density map (Figure 4C).
A similar pattern could be observed in expression profile of one of isoamylase isoforms, ISA1 (Ot14g02250), which might indicate its participation in starch synthesis, as it has been reported previously for Chlamydomonas and Arabidopsis [ 28, 29].
But as those references might indicate, its tone seemed, as with Cronenberg, somewhat at odds with its country of origin.
The name might indicate its origin in Mediterranean bird traps.
The following description by Jacob Granaet from 1666 identifies its forest habitat and might indicate its demeanour: Many other endemic species of Mauritius were lost after the arrival of man, so the ecosystem of the island is severely damaged and hard to reconstruct.
This might indicate its close association with symptom expression.
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Slightly weaker CD44 expression in high-grade cancers might indicate loss of its function in highly invasive disease.
The contraction of both families might indicate that in its environment, W. ichthyophaga experiences reduced need for this type of defence against internally produced or external toxins.
A thoroughly cooked finger might indicate that it came through Wendy's food supply chain.
The decreasing number of article abstracts mentioning IgG, despite its centrality in many experimental applications, might be seen to indicate its waning as a primary subject of research, considering average gene quotation frequencies over time (Hoffmann and Valencia, 2003).
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