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For example, Ssa2p and Ssa4p reduced [PSI+] strength but did not affect stability, suggesting they reduce incorporation of Sup35p into [PSI+] polymers but did not affect prion replication.

The other mechanism of NRTI resistance is the exclusion mechanism, which is caused when NRTI-resistance mutations in RT enhance discrimination and reduce incorporation of the NRTI-triphosphate (NRTI-TP).

Theoretically at least, increased heterotrophy in the field [44], where zooplankton and particulate matter are available, should reduce incorporation of the heavier carbon isotope 13C into the coral skeleton because zooplankton and particulate matter are lower in δ13C (ratio 13C 12C relative to Vienna Peedee Belemnite Limestone Standard) than seawater [45].

Tetraploidy, which has been observed in previously isolated rat extraembryonic endoderm cells [18], does not reduce incorporation into extraembryonic tissues and has only a moderate effect on somatic incorporation before gastrulation [54], which is the time frame of the present study.

At each PCR step during template preparation, a high-fidelity, proof-reading polymerase with high processivity was used, and the number of cycles was limited to reduce incorporation of sequencing errors during PCR amplification.

However further increases of the SA content to 4 μmol and above reduced incorporation by almost 50% compared to liposome formulations excluding the cationic lipid.

Based on the results from a human study which showed significantly reduced incorporation of DPA compared with EPA into chylomicrons, this study was designed to test if dietary DPA was significantly less absorbed than EPA.

This could be caused by a combination of (i) reduced incorporation of SOC into smaller fractions, because POM inputs could be limited due to soil saturation limiting root growth, and (ii) reduced mineralisation and subsequent incorporation of POM into microaggregates and silt plus clay within macroaggregates.

Fractionation of ribosomes by sucrose density centrifugation and subsequent dot-blot Northern analysis revealed that antioxidants reduced incorporation of c-fos mRNA into the heaviest polyribosomes, suggesting redox regulation of c-fos mRNA translation.

It reduced incorporation by approximately 50% in EGF/INS-stimulated pGCs, indicating that responsiveness to 2-ME in normal cells can be modulated by hormone and growth factor treatment.

In addition, the presence of bacterial cells appears to be associated with delayed HAP precipitation, changes in the lattice parameters, and reduced incorporation of trace elements as compared to cell-free systems.