Therefore, we conducted genetic studies to unveil the functions of these genes in the regulation of Notch signaling in Drosophila.
Here we analyzed expression specificities of LeWUS, Bl, GOB and Ls in pedicels to unveil the functions of these AZ-specific genes in abscission.
Furthermore, the identification and characterization of mA-binding proteins is also vital to unveil the functions of mA modification in distinct basic life processes.
To unveil the function of Brownie we followed an RNAi approach.
In order to unveil the function of minimal introns, we comparatively analyzed three sets of genes: (1) genes with minimal introns, (2) genes with only large introns and (3) genes without introns, and found that the presence of minimal introns is associated with gene's length, expression level, replication timing and chromatin structure.
Thus, a comparative analysis between plant- and animal-type cryptochromes may unveil the function of cryptochromes and their evolution.
Future studies should aim to unveil the function of specific receptors and enzymes acting in more specific targets available only in certain organs, such as the kidneys, eyes, vessels, or nerves.
The in-depth analysis of WRKY COR networks will surely contribute to unveil the function of WRKY genes, as a more targeted genetic analysis will be possible on sets of candidate genes, shown to be significantly co-regulated.
Utilizing a retransposon Tos17 insertion mutant of OsRDR1 in rice, we performed genome-wide analysis to unveil the function of OsRDR1, a component recently shown in Arabidopsis to be involved in non-canonical, 21 nt siRNA-directed RdDM pathway [ 20, 21], on expression of endogenous genes.
Although many studies have helped unveiling the function of many small noncoding RNAs, very little is known about the long noncoding (lncRNA) counterpart of the transcriptome.
A large body of detailed experimental work, involving for example removal or ectopic expression of single SFPs using mutants or RNAi, has unveiled the function of key SFPs in model taxa [ 4].
