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Paper reports synthesis aspects and spectroscopic properties of three newly synthesized trimethyl derivatives of methoxyphenyl indenopyrazoloquinoline (MPTM-IPQ) compounds representing a subclass of azafluoranthene dyes.

Cellobiose dehydrogenase (CDH) from wood degrading fungi represents a subclass of oxidoreductases with unique properties.

This paper deals with the stabilization of Impulsive Dynamical Systems (IDSs) which represent a subclass of hybrid systems.

Sactipeptides represent a subclass of sulfur-bridged bacteriocins which are characterized by a typical pattern comprising three or four cysteine residues separated by a certain number of amino acids (Fig. 4).

These promoters represent a subclass of the larger gene of promoter sequences [ 2, 3].

There is also a relation to the estimation of sparse covariance matrices, as Dependence Trees represent a subclass of them.

By analogy, it is possible that the simple satellites that display HOR and domain structures (Table 1) may represent a subclass involved in chromosome function.

In essence, scaffold proteins represent a subclass of hubs that, being characterized by a modest number of interacting partners, provide selective spatial orientation and temporal coordination to facilitate interactions among bound partners.

Whether sparsely ciliated cells are less well differentiated or represent a subclass of ciliated ependymal cells is unclear, but the low abundance of CaV channels revealed by patch clamping of these cilia is consistent with a cytoplasmic control of ciliary [Ca2+] in imaging experiments from multiciliated cells.

The recognition subsequently triggers a series of proinflammatory responses that alter inflammatory cytokines profiles, thus regulating the host-virus interactions [ 2]. microRNAs (miRNAs) represent a subclass of small noncoding, regulatory, and single-stranded RNAs and mainly bind to the 3′untranslated region of mRNAs to posttranscriptionally regulate gene expression.

More precisely, each row represents a distinct subclass of the class Transmission pattern, which is a subclass of biotop: BiologicalProcess.