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All three examples in isolation, but particularly when considered together, illustrate that an individual's embodied, performed and social identities, including those of the researcher, are multiple, specific in time and place, and evolve and fluctuate through interaction.
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For example, in some cells splicing complexes called splicosomes actually differ in multiple ways that result in multiple, specific differences in the linear sequences of processed RNA molecules.
With the identification of multiple specific markers in the maxicircles of different strains, recombination or exchange during cellular fusion events may be detected.
The degree of hybridization is then measured for every DNA probe and, since every gene is represented by multiple specific probes in the chip, an average expression level is calculated for each gene present in the DNA microarray [ 34].
Once within the nucleus, the Smad complex may interact with specific DNA sequences and with multiple specific transcription factors, in addition to transcriptional coactivators and/or co-repressors, culminating in the transcription of target genes and the transduction of a variety of signals dependent on the target cell [ 41].
Both approaches reveal the presence of multiple specific reactions involved in the distinct dynamics of ERK responses and the cell fate decisions they trigger.
This printed glycan array was used to simultaneously detect multiple specific antiglycan autoantibodies in sera from breast cancer patients.
The three full reviews are included in this letter, as there are multiple specific and useful suggestions in them.
The TLR structure is relatively well conserved throughout evolution, consistent with the involvement of specific TLR domains in multiple, specific ligand interactions [4], [5], [6] and the recruitment to the Toll/interleukin-1 receptor (TIR) signaling domain of adaptor proteins, which are essential for TLR-signaling [5], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11].
IgG4-related disease (IgG4-RD) is a systemic disorder associated with lesions characterized by mass formation in multiple specific organs.
In particular, very little is known about the binding mechanisms involved in complex processes such as nucleocytoplasmic transport, where NTRs have to engage in multiple, specific binding and unbinding events while traversing a tens of nanometer thick permeability barrier.
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