Gigster apps are built to be full-functional minimum viable products rather than perfectly polished user interfaces, so the company could look to offer follow-on design services.
There is full functional association information of two predicted complexes in Table 4.
Our goal was to survey the glands and other organs of male and female, embryonic, juvenile and adult mice for expression of nine Abpa and eight Abpbg paralogues previously predicted from the mouse genome to be full-length and apparently functional.
In vivo, MOP-DOP receptor heteromerization appears to be required for full functional competence of MOP receptors (Walwyn et al., 2009).
Of note, patients with more advanced disease and established structural damage will be less likely to be able to regain full functional capacity [ 47].
Another gene, TMEM185B, which is a pseudogene in human but full-length in rodents, appears to be functional (is a full-length gene) in dog.
That is, there is no full "functional restoration" of patients that would indicate recovery from the disorder, despite clinical interventions (i.e., return from the deep to the shallow cup in Fig. 2b).
A central tenant of tissue engineering is that cells should be able to recapitulate full functional tissue capability when placed within an appropriate architecture or scaffold.
Alternatively, WRKY3 transcripts in the transgenic overexpression lines might not be full-length and, consequently, not functional for production of active WRKY3 proteins.
Since the anti-inflammatory properties of annexin A1 are retained in the N-terminal peptide, which can be generated in vivo from the full-length protein by neutrophil proteases (Rescher et al, 2006; Vong et al, 2007), proteolytic release of this domain might be required to obtain full functional activity.
Annotating genomes for functional elements is in general a non-trivial problem, in particular, if this is considered to include full functional annotation.
