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These scaffolds can act as an inductive template for functional tissue and organ reconstruction after recellularisation with autologous stem cells or differentiated cells.

Our analysis of the GREM2 variant Q76E and the cardiac imaging approaches developed here provide a template for functional modeling of AF-associated variants in zebrafish and differentiating embryonic stem cells.

Among ribose MTases, only a crystal structure of a VP39-RNA complex [ 57] is available, which has served as a template for functional analyses of other members of the RrmJ/fibrillarin variety [ 29, 58], as well as unbound forms of structurally unrelated but functionally analogous enzymes from the SPOUT superfamily (e.g. [ 47, 48]).

Pseudogenes are "fossil" copies of functional genes that have lost their potential as DNA templates for functional products [ 1- 6].

Pseudogenes have earlier been defined as defunct copies of genes that have lost their potential as DNA templates for functional protein products [ 3] and they have been considered to be genomic fossils, evolving without selective pressure.

Characterization of the dystrophin gene structure in mildly affected or asymptomatic BMD individuals provides templates for functional dystrophin isoforms and establishes which regions of the protein are partially redundant.

An RNA-based proto-translation system could arise gradually from the DRT mechanism according to the principle of "replication parsimony" to save the replication cost of RNA templates for functional peptides.

In earlier studies, the peptide scaffolds of triostin A, des- N-tetramethyltriostin A (2, TANDEM) (Ciardelli and Olsen 1977), and the peptide analog aza-TANDEM (3) (Dietrich and Diederichsen 2005) were used as rigid templates for functional modification in order to generate a new class of DNA binders (Fig.  1).

The functionality of a putative polypeptide is predicted by matching against nonredundant databases of protein sequences, motifs, and family; this is because proteins act as better templates for functional annotation implementing multiple-sequence alignment, profile, HMM generation, phylogenetic analysis, domains, and motif analysis.

Using protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks as a template for assessing functional associations among genes, these methods identify groups of functionally related genes that exhibit collective mRNA-level differential expression with respect to disease based on: mutual information, cover-based algorithms and others [ 13, 14].

The inherent sophisticated structure of wood inspires researchers to use it as a natural template for synthesizing functional nanoparticles.