Not all sites for which a map is supplied can actually be identified on it by means of the "pinpoint" function.
In the present study we utilized three widely used prostate carcinoma cell lines, namely, PC3 and DU145 castration-resistant cells, and LNCaP androgen-dependent cells, and utilized transgenic and immunological strategy to pinpoint the function of Mitostatin in these cells.
Other tests, too, may be more successful in pinpointing specific functions associated with these different prefrontal regions (Stuss, 2006).
To pinpoint the function of each stem-loop beyond base pairing, we examined their contributions to stability and Hfq interaction.
However, to date, it has been difficult to pinpoint the function of RNA granules and other bodies (Decker and Parker, 2012; O'Connell et al., 2012).
These studies have pinpointed various functions of Smad7 in a large array of biological processes including early embryonic development, fibrosis of many organs, skin cell differentiation, regulation of immune response and inflammation, tumorigenesis, and metabolic control (Table 1).
We have investigated the role of the unique Polκ gap and N-clasp structural features in the fidelity of minor groove lesion processing with extensive molecular modeling and molecular dynamics simulations to pinpoint their functioning in lesion bypass.
The concise representation of the observed genetic interactions as edges within and between modules, in combination with the specific interpretation of many aggravating edges as caused by unidirectional compensations, pinpoints novel functions of modules that are not readily apparent from clustering of genetic interactions alone.
Knowledge of the proximodistal expression pattern may therefore indirectly facilitate pinpointing the function of Adhesion GPCR orphans.
A better understanding of the role of Mnn4p is expected to help to pinpoint the molecular functions of FKTN and FKRP with respect to the post-phosphoryl modification on α-dystroglycan.
