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This activity results in gene repression by removal of the active epigenetic mark.

This activity results in excessive shoulder joint loading and requires rotator cuff muscles to maintain glenohumeral joint stability [ 4– 6].

Proteasomal cleavage of Mga2 and Spt23 requires the essential E3 ubiquitin ligase, Rsp5, and lack of this activity results in a cellular requirement for unsaturated FA.

Multiple studies in recent years have shown that VCP extracts ubiquitinated substrates from chromatin, and that interference with this activity results in protein-induced chromatin stress, the consequences of which include inadequate responses to DNA damage and genomic instability [ 12].

We present the novel finding that mammalian Chd1 is responsible for almost all PolII dependent turnover at the promoter and loss of this activity results in further accumulation of PolII at the promoter, a metazoan specific phenomenon.

Slower frequencies and lack of a change in frequency in response to sensory stimulation are associated with worse outcomes (Young et al., 1994), consistent with the notion that this activity results from de-afferentation, and the dominant frequency range indexes its severity.

It remains to be determined whether this activity resulted from extrinsic forces, such as one or more shattering collisions in the moon's early history, or intrinsic ones, such as eruptions from its interior caused by past tidal heating (as now occurs on Jupiter's volcanically active moon Io).

This activity resulted in him co-authoring papers on Pluto's mass and orbit with Seth Barnes Nicholson and others, shortly after Pluto's discovery Mayall returned to Berkeley in 1931 to pursue graduate studies.

For XPD concentrations ≥6 nM, only processive activity could be detected (red line, Figure 2G), consistent with our interpretation that this activity resulted from multiple proteins.

This suggests that the ability to generate new cellulose chain ends may be rate limiting in cellulose hydrolysis and that the addition of the smaller E1 augments this activity resulting in increased activity.

This activity resulted from peptide binding to gB2, in a manner dependent on the presence of sialic acid and carbohydrate moieties in the glycoprotein's O- and N-linked glycans.