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We first constructed N-terminal Dam fusions for the human CHD mutation NKX2-5Y191C (Betson et al., 1999), which disrupts tyrosine 54 of the HD, necessary for the unique binding site specificity of the NK-2 homeoprotein sub-class to the NKE.
The necessary condition for the unique decoding with finite constellation input is then studied in the following.
In other words, the necessary condition for the unique decoding is that any vector v ij with i≠j is not in the null space of matrix H E. This necessary condition includes the impact of signal constellation reflected via v ij.
High substrate temperature (>450 °C) was necessary for this unique transformation.
The last condition (10), is necessary and sufficient for the unique solvability of the problem (9) in the space (L_{2}({mathbb{R}})) [13, 14].
This Mtb specific behavior of C-terminal domain justifies the need for accommodating different BCCP domains [32] and biotinylation turnover necessary for the biosynthesis of unique fatty acids in Mtb under varying environmental conditions.
Rubin had, in the past, granted the Chili Peppers creative freedom on their recording material; this was something they thought necessary for the album to be unique, and could only occur with his return.
Our focus is first on the question of the existence of a unique numerical solution for this problem, and second on the grid density and fluid density requirements necessary for a unique numerical solution.
The split of control and data planes deems necessary and presents the unique design choice for mmWave communications [84, 85].
It is separated from the cytoplasm by the nuclear envelope, and it houses the double-stranded, spiral-shaped deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecules, which contain the genetic information necessary for the cell to retain its unique character as it grows and divides.
Identification of such unique combinatory TF binding patterns occurring in a cell type specific manner is necessary for understanding of the unique transcriptional programmes which givejk rise to the repertoire of cell types seen in a multicellular organism [ 1, 3].
