It was worn outside the robe and probably kept in place by a girdle and by shoulder pieces, from which hung the breast piece (or pouch) containing the sacred lots (divinatory objects), Urim and Thummim, whose precise function is now unknown.
Like E. coli MG1655, EAEC 042 possesses ompF (Ec042-1020), ompC (Ec042-2456), phoEc042-0302302) and ompN (Ec042-1523), but it also possesses an apparently functional ompD (Ec042-1601) and additionalnal phylogenetically distinct porin (Ec042-2121) that is differentially represented amongst pathogenic E. coli but whose precise function is unknown (Fig. 4 and Fig. S12).
Lewy bodies are also described in most cases with LRRK2 mutations [ 40▪▪], a protein whose precise function is currently unknown.
Huntingtin is a large HEAT-domain protein expressed in both neuronal and peripheral tissues whose precise function is not known, though dozens of interactions with other proteins have been documented [ 2].
A large portion of the predicted extracellular proteins was assigned to COG classes R (16%), S (6.4%), and X (39.8%), containing proteins that are currently not grouped into COGs or whose precise functions are hitherto unknown.
The precise function is unlikely to be stereotypical and will probably depend on context.
Their precise function is unknown but they appear to date from the Late Preclassic.
However, their precise function is still unknown.
Nse3 is part of the Smc5-6 complex, which is structurally similar to cohesin, but whose precise function still remains enigmatic (Bustard et al. 2012).
Interestingly, similar to other migrating cells types in normal and disease contexts, zebrafish PGCs form filopodia, protrusions whose precise function in guided migration has thus far not been characterized.
