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The S epsilon recombination sites were scattered throughout the S epsilon region. 
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Chronic hypoxia had no effect on the expression and distribution of PKC-epsilon. 
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Western analysis shows that PKM epsilon is present in R hearts. 
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Here, we report purification to near homogeneity of transcription factor epsilon. 
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One of these enzymes bound and cleaved the epsilon A-containing deoxyoligonucleotide. 
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Unexpectedly, this association was observed only among individuals without the APOE epsilon 4 allele. 
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Transcriptional regulation of the gene-encoding human Fc epsilon RI alpha-chain was analyzed in detail. 
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In both cases, clone libraries were largely dominated by epsilon-Proteobacteria. 
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Whereas the alpha chains were degraded rapidly, gamma, zeta, and epsilon were relatively long-lived. 
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Interestingly, alignments of FlgG from most epsilon proteobacteria reveal a conserved site of modification. 
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CD3-epsilon gene expression is confined to the T cell lineage. 
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The present work is directed toward identifying and purifying the human glycosylase activity releasing epsilonC. 
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These results indicate that the C-terminal region of epsilon is required in the epsilonalpha association. 
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Western blots were used to determine the kinetics of PKC epsilon and phospholipase C induction. 
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The gene codes for a certain kind of a protein, a kinase known as IKK-epsilon. 
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APOE epsilon4 is an established predictor of AD risk. 
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