Their occurrence has been most extensively characterised at the telomeric ends of eukaryotic chromosomes, whose DNA comprises such sequences, and where the extreme 3′ ends are single-stranded.
The FHL complex of E. coli has been the most extensively characterized at both the physiological and genetic levels.
This has been most extensively studied at the neuromuscular junction where the growth of the presynaptic terminal is matched with that of the postsynaptic muscle, regulated by muscle-derived retrograde signals [ 15, 16].
We have serum levels of virus RNA, but where does virus replicate most extensively (if at all)? Are pathology sections completely free of viral RNA or just indicating lower levels of virus RNA?
There are, however, also NMDAR-independent forms of LTP as first identified (Harris and Cotman, 1986), and most extensively characterized, at the mossy fiber synapse in the hippocampus (Nicoll and Schmitz, 2005; Jane et al., 2009).
Despite their widespread occurrence in many Archaea and Bacteria, SufB and SufC have been most extensively studied at the genetic and biochemical levels in Bacteria, specifically E. coli and Erwinia chrysanthemi.
These arguments have showed up in a lot of places, but they've been developed most extensively by Irin Carmon at Salon.
The most extensively used method at the Mexico Children´s Hospital Federico Gomez1 is the carpal indicator method (Björk method).
It is one of the most extensively characterized solid tumors at the genomic level and provides the paradigm for the clinical utility of genomic alterations in defining tumor phenotype.
Samples on the PCA scores plot and bins on the loadings plot that fall within the same quadrant represent specific NMR spectral regions with peaks that are higher in those samples, compared with all others, and contribute most extensively to the variance at different time points and between control and elicited-treated cells.
