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Despite their pervasive functions in coding and noncoding RNA biogenesis and regulation, elucidating the sequence specificities that define protein-RNA interactions remains a major challenge.

Variation in other amino acids believed to play a role in ADPglucose binding in AgtGS, may indicate specificities that help define the individual SS classes (Table 2).

As depicted in Fig. 5B, PDZ6, which binds β-catenin (Dobrosotskaya and James, 2000), is well conserved in all metazoa analyzed, including the residues that define specificity (Tonikian et al., 2008), suggesting that the MAGI1-β-catenin link is conserved as far back as sponges.

TAS2R16 residues that define ligand specificity.

Uncovering the determinants that define this specificity in polyspecific substrate recognition may provide the key to combating multidrug resistance.

Although several cross-linking targets have been identified, the characteristic features that define FXIIIa substrate specificity are not well understood.

Similarly important are the mechanisms that define the range and specificity of enhancer-promoter interactions.

The good correlation with the FAEs substrate specificities that we have defined via our phylogenetic analysis not only suggests that FAEs are phylogenetically informative proteins but it is also a considerable step towards improved FAEs functional prediction.

Second, this study has classified retina transcripts into different grades of retinal specificities that will help us define them as common, neural specific or retinal specific genes.

Why not ensembles of lymphocytes with defined specificities that can be rejuvenated and released in their host as protective anti-pathogen or anti-tumor swarms?

Chimeric antigen receptors (CARs) endow T cell populations with defined antigen specificities that function independently of the natural T cell receptor and permit targeting of T cells towards virtually any tumor.