The same study allowed characterisation and localisation of particular residues within the PLP domains, representing a minor region of flexibility and charge that could represent an epitope region in the PLP-domain that was present in both GAD65 and GAD67.
In the same way, the biochemical characterisation of the Fur homologues in M. tuberculosis have shown that the A homologue (Rv1909c) regulates the downstream catalase-peroxidase in the presence of metals and in a redox-dependent manner [ 21, 24], while the B homologue (Rv2359) binds Zn2+ and is likely involved in the regulation of genes responsible for zinc-uptake [ 10].
At the same time, in terms of characterisation it looks forward to the "modern" world of Monteverdi's trio of late operas, specifically to L'incoronazione di Poppea.
Given that capsicum belongs to the Solanaceae family and shares genetic similarity with tomato, the characterisation of the same ethylene pathway in non-climacteric capsicum will enhance our understanding of differences in ethylene production in the two ripening types.
Investigation of an enzyme activity in crude extracts allows for its characterisation, and at the same time retains the possibility of discovering some of its interactions with other cell components.
Biomarkers that indicate response to therapy may be the same as those used for diagnosis or characterisation, but do not have to be.
He knew where it all went to, what it all became". There is the same sense of slowness and inevitability in her characterisation of Alexandra, sitting in a rocking chair with her Swedish bible.
The characterisation of the precursor protein can lead to the characterisation of novel peptide isoforms encoded by the same precursor protein (see tachykinin).
But just like the party itself, Braintree's position on whether people of the same sex should be allowed to marry defies easy characterisation.
Despite the existence of these new capabilities, the characterisation process itself is based on the same antiquated experimental macroscopic concepts.
