Sentence examples for modified roles from inspiring English sources
The basic premise behind PSR is that changes in a protein's subcellular location can cause it to take on new or modified roles within the cell.
This paper presents RCFTM, a hierarchical agent-based role-changeable fault-tolerant management strategy based on the modified role-changeable management framework for resilient NoC-based manycore systems.
The full length CrSPI-1 with this modified role of CrSPI-1-D1 as a thrombin modulator, might play a central role in regulating not only hemostasis but also inflammation, and may provide a close link between these processes and how they might co-evolve in the biological system.
Further, Kl has been found to have a role as an inhibitor in the Insulin and IGF signalling pathway [ 49] (modified role shown in Figure 4).
The exonuclease activity is modulated by mutation of the helicase ATP-binding cleft and by ATP or ADP binding, suggesting a modified role for the helicase domain in the regulation of nuclease activity in these enzymes.
The nuclease activity can be modulated by mutation of the ATP-binding cleft of the helicase domain, and is inhibited by ATP or ADP, suggesting a modified role for the inactive helicase domain in the control of the nuclease activity.
We found out that the dsrC genes in our OMZ SUP05 phages corresponded to one of the two categories described in the Anantharaman et al., category with an incomplete set of conserved residues which suggest a modified role for these genes (beyond sulfur reduction).
Other studies suggested phenotypic modifying roles for TSC2 and DKK3 [ 21, 22].
There was evidence from the remote site that modifying roles to incorporate this new service was challenging.
Several reports have indicated the down-regulation of LPH activity in mammals at the transcriptional level, however, subsequent post-transcriptional mechanisms may also play modifying roles [ 28– 30].
Of more interest was the potential identification of specific genes with overlapping modifying roles in different disease models and model organisms.
