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The FESEM and TEM results demonstrate that additive F68 not only preferentially interacts with selected faces of calcite crystals to form elongated microcrystals, it also induces the oriented aggregation of microcrystals along the crystallographic c direction into calcite prisms, i.e., mesocrystal architectures.

Notably, we were able to show that these elements are not only preferentially located within the same genomic regions, but also tend to overlap at base pair level, suggesting that the VDR directly interacts with enhancer and promoter elements and likely modifies their action.

Perhaps the most conspicuous feature of Rab26 is that it is not only preferentially associated with secretory vesicle clusters but actually induces their formation in a GTP-dependent manner as becomes apparent upon the expression of exogenous Rab26 variants in both neurons and non-neuronal cells.

Thus, CR cells are an integrative element of an early cortical network not only but preferentially in layer 1. CR cells form a dense axonal network with their long-range horizontal axons that establish synaptic contacts over a wide range of cortical surface (Fig.  4).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07091.004 Another common feature among previously reported GBA motifs is their high-G protein specificity, that is, they not only bind preferentially to Gi subfamily members but can discriminate within this subfamily by binding to Gαi subunits but not to the close homologue Gαo (∼75% overall similarity to Gαi1/2/3 subunits) (Slep et al., 2008).

These results therefore suggest that not only do PRMs preferentially attenuate caspase-mediated injury, but also PRMs effectively protect against apoptosis caused by DNA damage.

Moreover, it has been shown that a prerequisite for the success of any tumor-specific therapeutic strategy is the existence and identification of antigen targets that are not only exclusively or preferentially expressed in malignant tissues, but also expressed in a high percentage of neoplastic cells in a large number of patients.

It is now widely accepted that a prerequisite for the success of any tumour-specific therapeutic strategy is the existence and identification of antigen targets that are not only exclusively or preferentially expressed in malignant tissues, but also expressed in a high percentage of neoplastic cells in a large number of patients [ 10- 123 231 33] 33].

The above results show that users do not only tend to connect preferentially with others of the same gender, but they also tend to group more by gender, and to create gender-homogeneous groups of friends.

Satellite DNAs (satDNAs) are classified as highly tandem repeated sequences, located not only in heterochromatic regions preferentially around centromeres but also at chromosome interstitial and terminal positions (reviewed by Adega et al. 2009).

As with H3K4me3, H3K27me3 extends across the broad region of non-methylated DNA suggesting that not only are broad NMIs preferentially subject to polycomb silencing but that polycomb complexes may also read the underlying non-methylated DNA state when placing H3K27me3 marks.