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In particular, several neural substrates are thought to mediate these processes, which include the insular cortex in processing emotion-related tasks and the anterior cingulate as a link to cognitive control processes.

Differences in processivity with different substrates are thought to influence the order of substrate degradation timing [ 10].

Such substrates are thought to relate both to 'passive' reserve (i.e. fixed structures) and 'active' reserve (i.e. the functional capacity of the brain to remodel, reconfigure etc) [ 7].

The F-site containing substrates are thought to form hydrophobic interactions with ERK1/2 on a F-site recruitment site (FRS), which consists of leucines 198, 232, 235 and tyrosines 231 and 261 residues (labeled for ERK2) located near the TXY activation site [ 27].

Low levels of ribonucleotide incorporation in the nuclear genome may be tolerated, and this could well be relevant to the autoinflammatory disorder Aicardi-Goutières syndrome (AGS), in which aberrant nucleic acid substrates are thought to drive an innate immune response (Crow and Rehwinkel, 2009).

Additionally, the 2D graphene between CNTs and the FTO conductive glass substrates is thought as the platform for accelerating the ballistic transport.

Repeated rinsing of the substrates is thought to result in a reduction in surfactant residue accompanied by an increase in contamination from the cleaning process.

The ability of HSP70 to recognize and bind misfolded substrates is thought to be utilized in targeting cargo to degradative pathways (Kettern et al., 2010).

This is not entirely surprising as the interaction of Aurora B with its physiological substrates is thought to be transient and these physical interactions have been rarely reported in the literature.

The nanosize of the particles and the good adherence of the active material to the substrate are thought to be the key factors accounting for the enhanced electrochemical activity found.

The biosynthesis of both pigments, which share GGPP as a common substrate, is thought to occur in a strongly regulated and interdependent fashion.