Sentence examples for multiple functional domains from inspiring English sources

To characterize the manner of functional status difficulties with age across multiple functional domains: lower extremity function, upper extremity function, and cognitive/social function.

The CAMS assessment battery evaluated the impact of treatment on the presence and degree of anxiety symptomatology, associated comorbid symptoms, and psychosocial functioning across multiple functional domains.

Thus, it remains unclear whether the ORF1 polyprotein functions as a single protein with multiple functional domains or if the cleaved smaller proteins function independently.

ERs are members of the nuclear receptor family of proteins containing multiple functional domains: The A/B domain harbors activation function 1 (AF1); the DNA binding domain is located in the C region of the receptors; the hinge region (D domain) contains nuclear localization sequences (NLS) (Mader et al. 1993); and the E/F domains contain the ligand binding region and AF2 function.

Large RNA molecules are often composed of multiple functional domains whose spatial arrangement strongly influences their function.

This approach allows multiple functional domains to be encoded directly into the protein backbone, creating a plethora of biomaterials with tunable mechanical, biochemical, and biodegradation properties.

To identify putative conserved protein domains and assign putative functional information to the post-clustering contig set, we compared translated protein sequences extracted from our contigs to multiple functional domain databases using RPS-BLAST and Blast2GO [31].

Compared with trapping fungi, H. minnesotensis genome contains reduced number of cellulose/hemicellulose degrading enzymes and fewer lectins for adhesion, but possesses expanded gene inventories for protein degradation by multiple functional domains-subtilases, signal transduction for nutrient sensing and host recognition and rich gene repertories of secondary metabolism.

These proteins often have a large molecular weight and contain multiple functional modular domains.

These data suggest that missense mutations in multiple functional Top2 domains can generate temperature sensitivity.

Nucleobindin (Nuc) is a ubiquitous protein featuring multiple putative functional domains, indicating its potential implication in a number of cellular processes [24] [28].