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Fourth, comparison of the human airway basal cell signature with that recently characterized for mouse airway basal cells [7] revealed a considerable overlap of genes between the 2 species.
The biosynthetic route has been only recently characterized for a small group of acetylenes [ 45].
Carbon nanotube yarns have been recently characterized for adenosine and hydrogen peroxide detection.
Single Kunitz peptides also exist, and these may display additional activities such as antimicrobial [ 85], channel blocking, as recently characterized for a tick salivary protein [ 86], or inhibitors of other enzymes [ 87].
Moreover, the fruit-specific avocado unigene UN44288 is homologous to AGL4 (atranscriptiontranscription factor that has been recently characterized for its main role in apple fruit development and ripening [ 40].
A number of ABC transporters were recently characterized for auxin and chlorophyll catabolites transport [ 19- 23], pathogen and antibiotic resistance [ 24- 27], detoxification of heavy metals [ 6, 7, 28, 29], as well as for controlling water stress via anions and calcium channel regulation [ 30, 31].
In addition, PdC-Lectin displays high similarities (E value = 1.10-27 and see alignment Figure 2B) for lectins recently characterized from Acropora millepora [ 43].
For example, a missense mutation in GAS1 associated with holoprosencephaly was recently characterized as deficient for Shh-N binding (Pineda-Alvarez et al., 2012).
Concomitantly, recently characterized molecular markers for typing mycobacterial strains have greatly facilitated and improved the study of tuberculosis epidemiology (5– 8).
The tetrathionate reductase chaperone (TtrD) protein was recently characterized as a maturase/chaperone for the molybdopterin-containing Archaeal Archaeoglobus fulgidus TtrABC tetrathionate reductase [ 51].
The presence of kexD (KP05076) in this RGP called for special attention, since this gene codes for the recently characterized multidrug efflux pump KexD, an inner membrane protein belonging to the RND family [ 25].
