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Thus, the average difference in peak temperatures (3.5°C±1.8) between the Q and B bands in Microcoleus is significantly smaller than observed in "model organisms", indicating higher activation energy for radiative recombination between Q and Pheo.

Based on findings in model organisms, indicating that network structure such as dynamic modularity [14] and topological cartography [15] determined the key aspects of regulation and functionality, we developed a new framework of network topological analyses to estimate the implied pathological effect for each gene in the HNSCC transcriptome.

These interactions exist in most of the model organisms, indicating their conservatism.

The biological coefficients of variation (BCV) observed in this study ranged from 0.11 to 0.19 (BCV: GR4-AS = 0.19, GR4-AP = 0.11, GR9-IS = 0.15, S-GR6 = 0.17, mean 0.16 SE = 0.018) and are close to those observed in genetically identical model organisms, indicating small variability between replicates [ 51].

Studies of Runx genes and proteins in model organisms indicate that they are key transcriptional regulators of animal development.

Studies on different model organisms indicate that the primary function of GSC niche signal is to prevent premature entry into meiosis/differentiation.

Thus, the analysis of this set of model organisms indicates that elevated protein content is a general property of mitoribosomes, whereas a reduction of rRNA content is not.

Taken together, these and other data revealed rather different phenotypes of H1-depleted fungal mutant strains and also investigations of other model organisms indicated manyfold functions of H1.

Moreover, recent reports on metazoan model organisms indicate, that there are yet unrecognized CSL activities in animals as well [ 7, 8, 10, 11].

Analysis of global transcription networks in model organisms indicates that proteins that function as nodes or "hubs" are often encoded by essential genes [ 28].

Studies in model organisms indicate that sarcopenia is driven by a combination of muscle tissue extrinsic and intrinsic factors, and that it fundamentally differs from the rapid atrophy of muscles observed following disuse and fasting.