For example, Piz-t and Pi9 recognize sequence-unrelated AvrPiz-t and AvrPi9, respectively, although Piz-t and Pi9 are highly sequence-related to each other (Zhou et al. 2006, Qu et al. 2006; Wu et al. 2015; Li et al. 2009).
As PP2AC is encoded by two genes in the human genome, giving rise to two proteins α and β that are 97% identical to each other (Zhou et al, 2003), our targeting duplexes were designed to silence the expression of both proteins.
These include antidepressants, antipsychotics, anticancer drugs, opioids and many others (Zhou, 2009; Ingelman-Sundberg, 2004).
Large-scale deletions of the mitochondrial genome have been reported in oral SCC (Tan et al, 2003; Shieh et al, 2004), however, our study and others (Zhou et al, 2007) have not been able to detect such abnormalities and therefore the significance of large-scale mtDNA deletions in HNSCC is unclear.
Such a threshold principle adopts a binary approach: "flooded or not flooded" due to the lack of sufficient information on the staged-depth-damage function (Kubal and others 2009; Zhou and others 2012).
Lack of public participation has been impairing the effectiveness of SEA in China (Zhu and others 2005; Chen and others 2007; Zhou and Sheate 2009; Liu and others 2010).
In other words, Zhou is saying that the recent vicious meltdown might have been avoided if the world's financial system was not tied solely to the American dollar, the currency at the focal point of the global economy.
The example stand state #13 in Table 1, denoted (001, 100) has high basal area in large pine trees and small hardwood trees, and low basal area in the other categories (Zhou and Buongiorno 2006).
The effect of nitrate on methane production in ruminal culture in the present study was in line with other reports (Zhou et al. 2012; Patra and Yu 2014; Elzaiat et al. 2014; Olijhoek et al. 2016).
Accordingly, the predictions of LocateP for this location outperform all other methods (Zhou et al., 2008), including psortb and CELLO.
MAPKK specifically activates ERK5, also known as Big MAP kinase 1, which is almost twice the size of other MAPKs (Zhou et al, 1995).
