The phrase "all constructs but" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to exclude certain constructs from a discussion or analysis, but it requires clarification for proper understanding.
Example: "In this analysis, we will consider all constructs but the ones that are outdated."
Alternatives: "all constructs except" or "all constructs other than".
All constructs but construct 1 showed strong NA activity in the media (Fig. 2) as well as strong signals in the corresponding anti-FLAG western blots (Figure S1).
All constructs but SemapHluorin were subcloned into pLenti vectors that were produced as described (Naldini et al., 1996).
The pPSC12 LIC transfer plasmid DNA, a proprietary transfer vector from PSC, containing the wild-type HA gene for the H3 A/Perth rHA protein was used as a template in the PCR for all constructs but one.
In this work, plasmid copy number was not used as an approach to control decoration and a high copy plasmid was employed for all constructs, but this may be of interest in future studies where multiple fusions could be incorporated simultaneously into a phage capsid.
These are all useful constructs, but generally reduce a function's clarity.
Mixed: All constructs are used, but they are mapped to one of the four file parts corresponding to the constructs originally used by BLUiR.
This review was designed to include all constructs of ORC, but only one tool was used in all of the included papers.
The protein that is positioned first contains a 2A tag at its C-terminus for all peptide 2A constructs, but these 2A tags do not appear to affect the functionality of expressed reprogramming factors.
Slow conformational changes involving the active site loops are the most likely cause for the sigmoidal kinetic behavior observed with all catalytic domain constructs, but further investigation is needed to confirm this.
For crystallization, we reconstituted and purified telomeric DNA complexes with all three binding constructs, but only one (G233 A345) yielded crystals when reconstituted with a duplex telomeric DNA (5′-cTGTTAGGGTTAGGGTTAG-3′ and 3′-ACAATCCCAATCCCAATCt-5′) similar to the one present in the crystal structures of the TRF1 and TRF2 homeodomains bound to telomeric DNA (Court et al, 2005).
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