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While many of these peptides/proteins are probably housekeeping and general maintenance molecules that are required to reconstruct the damaged tissues, we expect that some will be specialized signals, neurotrophic and guidance factors, and neuro-specific molecules that are key to the re-establishment of a unique network of connections.

We conceptualized that each active pulmonary TB patient is part of a unique network that consists of social contacts and health providers (Fig.  1).

It is obvious that the two ways of building will lead to a unique network, but the array of ligands on the line and on the column is not symmetrical with respect to the diagonal.

Remarkably, the glycosylation network had unusually high modularity (Q = 0.83) compared with other biological and non-biological networks [26], suggesting that glycosylation-specific evolutionary pressure was required for the development of such a unique network structure.

Each of the three Badwater pools has a unique network of microbes, depending on the minerals that are present in the ground.

The National Science Foundation (NSF) today acknowledged that it bit off more than it could chew when it agreed in 2010 to build a unique network of dozens of ecological stations across the United States.

In this study, we reveal the existence of a hidden distributed architecture behind the scale-free transcriptional regulatory network of yeast by applying a unique network transformation procedure and show that the network is tolerant even to mutations that disrupt regulatory hubs.

For each, a unique network of radial arrays made of arcs; to each, a unique caustic footprint corresponding with its mechanical properties.

The extraction yields a unique network irrespective of the order of elimination for the majority of the networks.

Taken together, in silico identification of these putative RBPs provides a foundation for future functional studies aimed at defining a unique network of post-transcriptional regulation in P. falciparum.

We suggest that a unique network, consisting of the right homologue of Wernicke's area, right and left premotor areas, right and left insula and Broca's area, is recruited for the processing of novel metaphors but not for the processing of conventional metaphors.