This approach has allowed the authors to infer plausible metabolite exchanges between the human erythrocyte and the parasite, as well as to predict directionality of the pathways that cannot be easily inferred from gene expression data alone.
All of the candidate recombinant sequences from that data set with score 6.0 or higher had thus a plausible explanation by exchange of at least one fragment.
Not only is the movement of TRDs within a MTase plausible, but the exchange of TRDs between MTases can provide different specificities and thereby functional advantage [ 32].
Here an independently plausible conception of conversational exchange comes to her aid.
By using this curve, the target enthalpy profile in the column can be determined and the plausible stages for heat exchange can be determined by taking the predetermined theoretical stages into account.
However, for the organisms possessing such an elaborated DNA uptake system as Thermus does, the hypothesis of the lateral gene exchange looks plausible.
S. aureus, MRSA, S. pneumonia, H. influenzae, and M. catarrhalis are all found in proximity in the upper respiratory tract of most humans, therefore, it is plausible that these pathogens exchange genetic information frequently.
Nor are some of the student-teacher exchanges particularly plausible.
Gilbert "makes even the most ludicrous exchanges sound plausible," Adam Goodheart wrote here in 1998.
So they are shifting into dollars now. Given the vast size of the foreign-exchange market, however, it is unlikely that criminal money, even Russian criminal money, is big enough to move exchange rates.A more plausible, if more pedestrian, explanation is that, in an uncertain global economic climate, the dollar has resumed its traditional role as a safe-haven currency.
It also appears plausible that PMT triggers dynamic exchanges of repressive and activating chromatin modifiers (e.g. histone acetyltransferases and deacetylases) associated with AP-1, as these enzymes were shown to control AP-1 dependent gene expression events.
