If HMGD1 and H1 bind mutually exclusively and reciprocally to the same sequences, then the ratio of HMGD1 to H1 should be more strongly associated with gene expression than either measure alone.
Korean Medicine doctors (KMDs) are licensed to independently and mutually exclusively practice KM, and medical doctors (MDs) conventional medicine within a dual medical system in Korea.
Mutations in GNAQ, or its paralog GNA11 (together referred to as G α genes), occur mutually exclusively in codon 183 (exon 4) or 209 (exon 5), leading to a constitutive activation of the MAP kinase (MAPK) pathway (Van Raamsdonk et al, 2009a, 2010).
By E14.5 to E15.5, tracheal Tbx4 and Sox9 are mutually exclusively expressed, thus as predicted, knockout of the Sox9 gene atat this later stage (E14-5 to E15-5) did not affect tracheal cartilage development.
Alternatively, and not mutually exclusively, CNS effects of IFNs may be related to inhibition of inflammatory cell migration across the BBB [ 34].
In contrast, growth on C-2-glycerol labels not only the C2′ (∼90%) and C4′ (∼90%) ribose positions, but also the C5 and C6 positions of pyrimidines mutually exclusively for another E. coli strain K10-1516 (hereferredreferred to as K10zwf).
Remarkably, the TBD and IB4 bound to two populations of sensory neurons in a mutually exclusively manner.
Alternatively, but not mutually exclusively, it is also plausible that children with ADHD seek more social approval since they are frequently exposed to social disapproval by parents, siblings, and peers during interpersonal interactions and particularly in achievement situations [ 22].
Some linear RNAs and circRNAs can be mutually exclusively transcribed.
Competition experiments reveal that wild-type Ku binds dsDNA and TLC1 mutually exclusively.
