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Wahlgren and coworkers already speculated that residue positions in the PEXEL motif and additional family-specific conserved stretches of amino acids are required for differential protein targeting [12], which is in agreement with the studies by Przyborski et al. [10].
However, despite the undisputed central role that Tip60 plays in the regulation of general developmental gene control, the question of whether the epigenetic HAT activity of Tip60 is required for differential tissue-specific gene expression profiles essential for organismal development remains to be explored.
Tissue biopsy or cultures are required for differential diagnosis.
(A ) The TPP is not required for differential targeting of E. coli with a T4SS.
To further delineate the region required for differential expression, we designed a 3′ deletion -819/-174 construct.
In cases of atypical clinical presentation or evolution, additional electrophysiological testing may be required for differential diagnosis.
The robustness of the proposed countermeasure is evaluated by measuring the number of current traces required for a differential power analysis attack.
For reliable operation of proposed methods [9, 10], the precise time synchronization of analog information between the line ends must be required for the differential calculation to be accurate.
It appears that subsequent recombination events in M. avium lineage might have also played a key role in generating the antigenic diversity required for the differential display of pathogenicity and host range among different species.
We found that, like wild type, ttx-3 mutants stored less TAG when feeding on HB101 than on OP50, indicating that AIY interneurons, critical for mediating thermotaxis and food-seeking behaviors, are not required for mediating differential fat storage (Figure 5C).
This study indicates that topographical factors that induce cell morphological changes are required for the differential commitment of MSCs.
