The control measures centre about developing resilience and emergency response and preparedness, and design of organizational and operational structure to retain function in the face of adversity and catastrophe.
Her spine was crushed, and while she retained function in her arms, she has none in her lower limbs.
First, in armXM19 (M/Z) mutants, the truncated ArmXM19 protein does not activate the Wg signal in the nucleus, but does retain function in the adherens junction[31].
Several mammalian splicing components have been shown to exit the nucleus and retain function in the dendroplasm, perhaps to provide localized mature mRNAs for localized translation of specific transcripts (Glanzer et al. 2005; Bell et al. 2008).
For MscS, we have previously shown that Trp can be substituted into the pore for Leu at positions 105 and 109 and the resulting channels assembled in the membrane and retained function in physiological assays, albeit at a lowered level relative to that of the wild type.
As with the Class II proteins, these may have retained functions in SCW regulation or, as with Class III Arabidopsis proteins, developed new functions.
We also looked for brain regions where functional activation correlated with performance on standard neuropsychological measures to determine whether ipsi- or contralateral structures are responsible for retaining memory function in the presence of unilateral MTL pathology.
The sideboard still retains its function in the 20th century, but stylistically there has been a reversion to simpler types, closer in feeling to 18th-century designs.
The glucose biosensor retained its function in complex solutions that contained realistic concentrations of protein and potential interfering agents found in blood serum.
Our data suggest that Dystrophin retains some function in fly cardiomyocytes in the absence of a predicted mechanical link to the cytoskeleton.
