… -1 and will then summarize the pleiotropic functions brought about via DNA–RNA transaction
and … the function of Y-box-binding protein-1 (YB-1), one of the human CSD protein family. …

… The ubiquitous IGFs, their cell membrane receptors, and their carrier binding proteins, the
IGFBPs, are expressed early in the development of the nervous system and are therefore …

… These data suggest that some cell types use alternative splicing to produce trkA isoforms
with different receptor-binding specificity and with defined developmental functions 47, 50. …

Main conclusion The function of SQUAMOSA PROMOTER-BINDING PROTEIN-BOX gene
TaSPL14 in wheat is similar to that of OsSPL14 in rice in regulating plant height, panicle …

… genes, providing further insights in their pleiotropic functions. In addition, the composition of
… , already underscore the functional pleiotropy of odorant binding proteins, which is likely a …

… This suggests that crosslinking of PDZ domain binding proteins might be necessary.
Increasing evidence, however, indicates that one chloride channel can be formed by two CFTR …

… Era function results in pleiotropic changes including abnormal adaptation to thermal stress.
… member of the growing family of GTP-binding proteins it is of immediate interest to analyse its …

… FK506 binding proteins (FKBP) are multifunctional proteins highly conserved across the …
interact with other proteins, inducing changes in conformation and function of protein partners. …

… protein differs from other calcium binding protein in the way that it lacks EF-hand motif of
calcium binding … regucalcin differs from other calcium binding proteins caligulin, calregulin and …

… variations (SAVs) in pleiotropic and non-pleiotropic proteins, focusing on the … in pleiotropic
and non-pleiotropic proteins on human disease. Our results show that: (a) pleiotropic proteins …