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The North American Cordillera is arguably the most well studied example of a long-lived accretionary orogen on Earth, and yet -- despite nearly a century-and-a-half of geologic study -- profoundly fundamental questions persist about its tectonic, metamorphic and magmatic evolution.
Thistles are a well studied example of an invasive species which increases under grazing but can be controlled with modifications to the grazing regime.
Tumorigenesis due to loss of E protein function is another well studied example of T-ALL [29], [30], [38], [39].
The moth pheromone-sensitive sensillum is a well studied example of hair-like sensillum that is favorable to both experimental and modeling investigations.
Pericentric heterochromatin is a well studied example of a stable condensed chromatin structure that can be inherited from one cell to its daughters, and provides a model system of epigenetic inheritance of a chromatin state.
Yeast rpS5, a constituent of the SSU head domain, is one well studied example of a r-protein whose lack of assembly causes distinct SSU maturation phenotypes: in vivo depletion of rpS5 leads to nuclear entrapment and degradation of nascent SSUs and to a delay of early nuclear pre-18S rRNA processing events [14].
This approach is defined by comparison to well studied examples of fossil analogues preserved in weakly deformed parts of Alpine orogens.
This is a major result since it connects the theory of stochastic neural populations at a critical point, with many well studied examples of other populations of interconnected units.
From the few well studied examples of promoter mutations, altered gene expression has been confirmed, and in all these cases examples the DNA sequences that are disrupted or mutated are transcription factor binding sites [43].
Agricultural systems present spectacular and well studied examples of evolutionary changes [ 1].
BCR-ABL1 [ 1] and NPM1-ALK [ 6] are well studied examples of such in-frame fusions.
