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Examples of LAPS as applied to human CB2R orthosteric binding site characterization for a biarylpyrazole antagonist/inverse agonist and a classical cannabinoid agonist belonging to distinct chemical classes of cannabinergic compounds are given as paradigms for further application of this methodology to other therapeutic protein targets.
The cryo-EM structure of 30-nm fiber at high resolution provides a new paradigm for further investigation into the epigenetic regulation of chromatin structures.
Although the mechanisms for the extended lifespan are not yet known, the fact that it is observed only in males provides a uinique paradigm for further investigation of this interesting gene pathway.
How exactly feature binding occurs across sensory modalities is a challenging problem, but the multistable stimuli reported in our present study may provide both an insight, and a paradigm for further studies into this issue.
Additionally, these results suggest a paradigm for further characterization of mitochondrial diseases mechanisms, and for identifying potential therapeutic targets and strategies.
We review a set of innovative works that make use of EDA techniques to solve challenging bioinformatics problems, emphasizing the EDA paradigm's potential for further research in this domain.
The most sensitive strain in both paradigms, F344, was chosen for further pharmacological validation.
Paradigms and predictions allowing for further validation of the new model and emotion theories in general are discussed.
Our results reveal that integrating the untargeted metabolomic and isotopic labeling paradigms uncovers additional leads for further metabolic studies that are not available through either approach alone.
Although slow development is often associated with pathological processes in mammals, a few intriguing paradigms may be suitable for further study.
This gives a new paradigm and opens possibilities for further exploration to achieve better camera performance.
