The dependence of membrane configurations on κ ¯ B was predicted and extensively analyzed previously (see e.g. Huse and Leibler, 1991; Schwarz and Gompper, 1999 ).
While the bearing stiffness for both mechanisms has been extensively predicted via analysis and its consequences have been observed in experiments, its direct measurement poses several challenges and is not found in the literature.
These studies provided evidence that the predicted proteins of extensively edited genes accumulate mutations at a higher frequency than their unedited homologues in closely related species.
Arabidopsis FLS2 and rice XA21 are also predicted to be extensively glycosylated [11], [38]; however, this has not yet been experimentally proven.
The coexistence phenomenon of various molecular forms was extensively predicted in many species sequenced that were verified through direct observation using electron microscopy in tobacco [ 33].
Furthermore, the selectivity of enzymatic drug targets is already extensively predicted with large-scale metabolic networks of human cancer cells [ 15].
Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP) is exclusively coexpressed with melanopsin in a small subset of retinal ganglion cells and is predicted to be involved extensively in these responses; however, there were inconsistencies in the previous reports, and its functional role has not been well understood.
These ESTs, together with ~5,600 high quality cucumber EST and mRNA sequences available in public domains, were clustered and assembled into 81,401 unigenes, which were further aligned to cucumber genome predicted genes and annotated extensively in this study.
These 20 plants, taken from a pool of some 3,000 non-native species that have become naturalized within the nation's borders, were ranked using an assessment system that predicted how quickly and extensively they would spread, and what their impact could be on the environment or the human community.
SUMOylation has been predicted to be involved extensively in the regulation of immune processes (Mabb and Miyamoto 2007), but very few proteins have been shown to be physically SUMOylated (Desterro et al. 1998; Bhaskar et al. 2002; Huang et al. 2003; Fukuyama et al. 2013).
