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Moreover cells overexpressing AR149 from a strong GAL10 promoter were not viable (Figure S1C).

He retains ambitions and wishes to remain a viable national figure in a post-Karzai Afghanistan.

"I will do so with perfection and through consultation with all national bodies, including political parties, national organizations and civil society components". Chouikha, the political scientist, said many Tunisians considered Ghannouchi a viable interim figure.

He is also the one coherent, galvanizing, and viable figure among them.

Both LD-CMS and CW-CMS are gametophytically controlled and hence half of the pollen grains of F1 plants are viable (Figure 1).

Furthermore, unlike in WA-CMS, the MS of the BT- and HL-CMS lines is genetically controlled by gametophytic tissue (i.e., the haploid microspores; hence, only half of the pollen grains in F1 plants are viable) (Figure 1).

The most viable figure to unite Iranians toward revolution may be Shirin Ebadi.

A pure population of apical or basal cells was collected efficiently using this method and all the cells were viable (Figure S1).

A pollen viability test using Alexander's stain was performed and showed that all of the mature pollen from miro1/miro2-2 plants were viable (Figure 5A).

In agreement with this, the first generation CKO progeny of Tek floxed/+ mice, whose mothers carry the post-meiotic Ate1 Δ allele, is viable (Figure 1A).

The majority of untreated SMS-KCNR cells were viable (Figure 2B, upper panel, Q4) as depicted by uptake of Rhodamine 123 without nuclear PI staining.