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In fact, this modification corresponds to random selection of the starting point of the exhaustive search process.
These results suggested that VSV infection induced a post-translational modification of PTEN and we speculated that this modification might correspond with our previously identified SUMO conjugation.
The intercepts of the fitting curves for the cells with and without the GO modification correspond to 1.08 and 3.37 Ω cm−2 of R s, respectively.
In ladders of 32P-labeled primer extension products visualized by denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, sites of modification correspond to a "stop" or an enhanced band located one position downstream (3') of the band corresponding to the modified ribonucleotide site.
It is conceivable that those modifications correspond to adaptations to mitochondrial dysfunction.
Since the protein has 14 lysine residues, these modifications correspond to 30%and50%0% of the total glycan content that can theoretically be attached.
This change corresponded to the removal of nitrogen at temperatures above ~600 K and the accompanying modification of the electronic structure of Mo(O,N 3.
During the whole course of the study each subject's insulin glargine dose was titrated to a FBG target of ≤5.6 mmol/l (≤100 mg/dl) using a predefined treatment algorithm which, with slight modifications, corresponds to that used by Riddle et al. (8) in the treat-to-target trial for the introduction of insulin glargine to oral antidiabetes drug treated patients with type 2 diabetes.
The modifications correspond to the locations of 1467 genes with enhanced and 508 genes with reduced signals.
We want to know if the top-ranked structural modifications correspond to the key interactions around molecular binding as we expected them to.
These epigenetic marks or modifications correspond to molecular modifications of the DNA, such as methylation of cytosines and modification of proteins associated with DNA such as histone methylation, acetylation and deacetylation, and phosphorylation, without affecting the DNA sequence per se.
