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If the T2 distribution remains unchanged, it would support the first model.
Our data support the first model, that is, activation of both NF- κB signaling branches via crosstalk, as hallmarks of canonical activation, such as I κB α phosphorylation, occur in parallel with the peak of NIK accumulation and well after degradation of cIAP1.
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Existing evidence supports the first model: structurally, the Ca2+-bound cBest1 is not in an open state;14 functionally, I201T impaired ATP-dependent activation without shifting the Ca2+-sensitivity of Cl− current in patient iPSC-RPE16.
The ability of ePHDATX1 to specifically bind PtdIns5P in vitro supports the first model [12].
By analyzing a much larger collection of missense alleles than was previously available, we present evidence that supports the first model of different modes of receptor activation.
Two independent lines of evidence seem to support the second model.
However, a large reduction in the relative contribution and T2 value of the second peak would support the second model.
As was mentioned in the previous work [30], it is unlikely that a massive gene loss explains the presence of only one gene in algae giving support to the first model [30] as the higher number of gene family have been increased from algae to flowering plants [25].
The data presented in Figures 10 and 11 provide support for the first model: reduced levels of hif-1 mRNA were measured in animals lacking daf-16 function and the induction of the globins in response to anoxia was weakened in these mutants.
The presence of sequence heterogeneity and A/T mutations in the TaqI RE recognition site (e.g., in the T-ALL bone marrow samples in Table 1) supports the second model because such sequence variants suggest operation of an error-prone repair mechanism in the leukemic T cells.
Short direct repeats at the splice sites of lost introns have been detected in plants and invertebrates [ 25– 27], supporting the third model.
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