Sentence examples for more specialized functions from inspiring English sources

These are the workhorses of metabolism, supplying functional groups to proteins and other molecules with more specialized functions.

It is more likely, however, that the cortex serves the more specialized functions of integrating patterns of sensory experience and organizing motor patterns and that the ascending reticular system represents the neural structures most critically related to consciousness.

Although hPNPaseold-35 structurally and biochemically resembles PNPase of other species, targeted overexpression and inhibition studies reveal that hPNPaseold-35 has evolved to serve more specialized functions in humans.

Piano describes his vision in terms of "stratification, an overlap of spaces and services that proceeds upwards towards more specialized functions".

Although the GTFs have long been thought to be ubiquitous, it is now well documented that animals have evolved variants of TBP and TFIIB with more specialized functions.

All three types of ferritins discussed (ferritin, Bfr and Dps) store iron, but also have more specialized functions in iron detoxfication, redox stress response or DNA protection.

The capacity of Ssa5p Ssa8p to support growth of Y. lipolytica is unknown but our results suggest that they also differ with regard to essential cellular functions in their native context, and that Ssa6p has evolved more specialized function, perhaps related to differences in this organism's environment or metabolic activities.

This suggests that TBC1D1 has a more specialized function, unique to the properties of skeletal muscle.

Therefore, it is possible plu1752 is regulated differently from the putative ompF and/or serves a more specialized function.

Similar to protein-coding genes, duplication and subsequent divergence of miRNA gene copies can lead to loss of function (pseudogenes), keep current function (gene redundancy), gain a new function (neofunctionalization), or acquire a more specialized function (subfunctionalization) (Maher et al. 2006).

It is also possible that the functions of one or more bfAANATs evolved from detoxification and pH regulation to a more specialized role in neurobiology.