CPR genes frequently contain low complexity sequence in the regions flanking the R&R Consensus, and several common repeats have been recognized (reviewed in [ 2, 3]).
The biological importance of rRNA (and tRNA) is well established, but recently the significance of other types of noncoding RNA (ncRNA) has been recognized (reviewed in Griffiths-Jones 2007; Mattick 2009).
The need for natural behaviors to be expressed by captive wildlife has long been recognized (reviewed in Wielebnowski 1998; McPhee and Carlstead 2010), but only recently has the zoo community recognized that aspects of sexual selection [e.g., mate choice (Swaisgood and Schulte 2010; Asa et al. 2011)] should be considered as a component of captive breeding programs in zoos.
Even though the role of lysosomes in autophagy was recognized early (reviewed in Glaumann et al. 1981), this phenomenon was long considered a murky one.
Although defects in neovascular architecture associated with pathological angiogenesis are well recognized (reviewed [2], [3]), mechanistic explanations have been lacking.
The ability of [Mg2+]i to inhibit of variety of ion channels, including Kv channels, is well recognized (reviewed in Ref. 2).
In addition to Th1 cells that mediate host response in some stages of Schistosoma and Brugia malayi infection (reviewed in [ 31, 32]), the role of regulatory T cells (Treg) is now recognized (reviewed in [ 31, 32]).
Kohler's work on Asbestos was recognized with Technology Review's TR35 Young Innovator award for 2006, and he also received a 2007 Sloan Research Fellowship.
She was recognized for a review of an emerging strategy known as spatial prediction risk modeling, in which scientists use data of past attacks to predict and map hotspots of livestock depredation.
The importance of TGF-β in OA has been recognized and reviewed [ 45, 46] and is reported to have a dualistic role in articular tissue.
