As researchers in the Department of Psychology at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have discovered, "The emotion of gratitude uniquely functions to build a high-quality relationship between a grateful person and the target of his or her gratitude, that is, the person who performed a kind action".
Thus, Art may uniquely function as a key integrator of DNA damage signals, cellular response and DNA repair.
Taking into consideration these bioinformatic analyses and the fact that the promiscuous E2 UbcH5a was unable to N-terminally ubiquitylate SUMO in the present assays, we suggest that Ube2W uniquely functions in vivo as a ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme specific for protein N-termini.
Smchd1 has a role in the expression of several autosomal gene clusters that are subject to monoallelic expression, rather than being restricted to functioning uniquely in X inactivation.
One of the chief paradoxes of photography is that though it seems to be uniquely empowered to function as a medium of realism, it does so only rarely and under special circumstances, often behaving as if reality were something to be avoided at all costs.
It functions uniquely as a building block technology," she explains.
Graham et al. [ 36] analyzed 9 archaeal genomes to identify signature proteins that function uniquely within the Archaea.
We discovered that Trx functions uniquely to maintain a type II neuroblast identity through the H3K4 methylation activity of the SET1/MLL complex, thereby contributing to neuroblast heterogeneity during larval brain neurogenesis.
Uniquely overrepresented GO functions following medium U exposure were mainly associated with cellular metabolic and catabolic processes, transporter activity, translation and general stress response.
Let (m_(b_{0},lambda)) be the Weyl m-function of the BVP L. Then (m_(b_{0},lambda)) can uniquely determine functions (R_{1k}(lambda)) for (k=0,1) as well as q (a.e). on the interval ([b_{0},1]), (0leq b_{0}<1).
