However conservation of sequences does not necessarily imply conservation of functions, and only further functional experiments could shed light on common roles of mosquito highly "homologous" OBPs.
As a family medicine physician who wore multiple hats, one of my common roles was to help my patients and community manage their chronic health conditions, including high blood pressure (hypertension), heart failure, abnormal cholesterol (dyslipidemia), obesity, depression, diabetes, and abnormal heart rhythms (dysrhythmias).
In light of the common roles for BRCA1 and BRCA2 in genomic maintenance, this suggests that the observed phenotypic differences impose selective advantages for genomic alterations at distinct regions in the context of instability generated by BRCA-deficiency.
It explains the practical implications of GILS for the common roles of organizations involved in handling information, from content provider through system engineer and intermediary to searcher.
Several of the more common roles for the implementation of EBHC are presented in Table 1 according to specific criteria [ 1].
During early stages, these distinct organs share a number of features and express a familiar suite of genes with common roles [ 28, 34].
It was thought that RNAs had limited but essential and evolutionarily common roles of basic cell machinery such as tRNA, rRNA, and mRNA.
The focus on dopamine was chosen not only because of its common role in Parkinson's disease and other disorders, but also because of its key role as a physiologically, pathologically, and pharmacologically interesting neurotransmitter.
This also includes some of the available drugs used for the treatment of CKD in which the most common role of phosphorus is as an excipient34,35.
Our results demonstrate the function of COPI components in organ morphogenesis and highlight the common role of apical secretion and assembly of transient organotypic matrices in tube expansion.
