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Hence, it is likely that the ancestral FST gene was responsive to cold prior to the evolution of FST function.
From the viewpoint of better performance of a H2 evolution photocatalyst that is responsive to illumination wavelengths from 600 nm to 800 nm, SWCNT cores having an appropriate band structure are required for the construction of a coaxial nanophotosensitizer.
To date, various signalling and regulatory proteins have been modified by domain combination, swapping or evolution to render them responsive to novel input signals or able to act on non-cognate target substrates.
We have found that the promoter of the human VENTX gene, likely due to its rapid evolution (see above), is not responsive to canonical Wnt signaling.
However, franchisors will also need to be responsive to changing health care needs and to the evolution of how health care is paid for.
Novel rtTA variants derived from viral evolution were recently described that are responsive to as little as 10 ng/ml doxycycline [9], making them potentially better suited for in vivo use.
The observation of the upregulation of psiF and mgrB (loci responsive to Mg2+ starvation) in CVE2 emphasizes the increased need for Mg2+ during CVE2 evolution.
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Although the functions of these SCRiPs require further investigation, our gene expression microarray data analyses provide evidence that SCRiPs are responsive to thermal stress, and that different SCRiPs may have acquired distinct functions during their evolution.
