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P53 has been shown by several groups to be important in this process and while its exact role has yet to be defined it is, however, independent of MSH2 [32] a mismatch repair protein which recognises mismatches that occur during heteroduplex formation between two non-complementary DNAs.

While the details of REMP activity and function are yet to be defined, it is known that each REMP interacts specifically with its Tat preprotein substrate prior to translocation and deletion of the REMP significantly reduces the activity of the final holoenzyme.

Although the full function of α-syn is yet to be defined, it is certainly involved in vesicular trafficking and release, related to its associations with the SNARE complex proteins 9, 60.

Although the full relationship between ERRs, the transcriptional modulation of insulin pathway target genes, and the AMPK pathway remain to be defined, it appears clear that there is a convergence between these major pathways of energy metabolism.

Although the timing of the onset of the Anthropocene has yet to be defined, it will certainly encompass the most recent decades and therefore the majority of glaciological observations.

Soon it will require that suits be made of permeable textiles whose precise composition is still to be defined; it will set standards for thickness, buoyancy and permeability, and it will limit how much of a swimmer's body can be covered by the suit to reduce friction.

"Critical to determining how we tackle energy poverty is the way in which access to energy is defined," it says.

The bottom line is if these [bulbs] are emitting UV radiation of any amount, it needs to be defined, and it needs to be prevented".

Task engagement is a difficult term to be defined but it can be recognized when it is around or missing.

It is an assumption that professionalism has to be defined before it can be taught or measured.

He didn't want to be defined by it.