As the microenvironment of the chromatophore of Paulinella can presumably be characterized as CO2-rich due to host respiration, it may even be assumed that an efficient CCM may not be essential for the Paulinella chromatophore.
It is hard to resist the temptation to think that category theory embodies a form of structuralism, that it describes mathematical objects as structures since the latter, presumably, are always characterized up to isomorphism.
This is a poorly characterized, presumably heterogeneous sample.
CFC syndrome is a rare, autosomal and presumably dominant syndrome characterized by distinctive facial features, cardiac anomalies, hair and skin abnormalities, postnatal growth deficiency and hypotonia [ 57].
Although MCD has been used to characterize some soluble CYPs, microsomal CYPs have not been characterized, presumably due to difficulty in obtaining purified protein at the high concentrations required for investigation of the near-infrared (nIR) charge transfer (CT) transitions (∼400 μM).
Cells of presumably fungal origin were characterized by intensive fluorescence and were about 1 order of magnitude larger than prokaryotic cells.
To allow more efficient exploitation of germplasm collections, core subsets are typically assembled by various criteria, e.g. [11], [12], and eventually characterized with presumably neutral molecular markers.
Our lab has strong interest in multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic disorder of the central nervous system presumably of autoimmune etiology, characterized by inflammation of the white matter, demyelination and neurodegeneration [3].
The best characterized and presumably most important death receptors are Fas (CD95) and TNF receptor I (the p55 or 55 kDa TNF receptor) [ 123, 124].
The red scales of several Cattlehearts contain a blue-green-absorbing pigment, which has not been specifically characterized but presumably is also a papiliochrome type pigment [ 40].
