It is able to dimerize, most likely enabled by its hAT transposase-like dimerization domain.
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Synaptic plasticity comprises a cellular mechanism through which the hippocampus most likely enables memory formation.
Further efforts would most likely enable the assignment of possible functions to a higher number of contigs, similar to the techniques applied by [ 50].
The terminal inverted repeats of MITEs most likely enables foldback RNAs to be formed from unidirectional transcripts, leading to the induction of the siRNA pathway, which is associated more with anti-viral defense.
The use of uniform, international diagnostic guidelines is of utmost importance in the field of IPF medicine, and will most likely enable the collection of more accurate and comparable data in the future.
This change explaining the strongly increased green fluorescence of R6 cells was most likely enabled by a stretch of 12 identical nucleotides at the beginning of the tdT and GFP coding sequences.
However, in the present study, males could choose between the two flower stimuli within a range of a few centimetres which most likely enabled them to use the chromatic channel that only works at large visual angles (Giurfa et al. 1996; Dyer et al. 2008a).
Cdc42 is involved in endocytosis (Ridley, 2006; Doherty and McMahon, 2009) and most likely enables clathrin-mediated endocytosis (Yang et al., 2001; Bu et al., 2010; Shen et al., 2011) by directed actin polymerization and therefore rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton in the vicinity of clathrin-coated pits (Kaksonen et al., 2006).
As more ESTs are sequenced from teleosts and we move deeper into each library, more class II loci from more fish will most likely appear enabling a broader understanding of their origin and evolution.
