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To clone a cDNA into these vectors, two restriction endonucleases which cut on opposite sides of the killer gene have to be used in order to replace the ccdB sequence with the cDNA of interest and thereby select against the parental plasmid.
URA+ transformants were replica plated onto YPD then dilution streaked on FOA to excise the URA3 marker, and thereby select for loss of one SMC1/3 allele.
Through a better understanding of the clinical characteristics of males with ED at presentation we are better equipped to identify males with ED and thereby select the best treatment alternative.
Post-therapy DCE-MRI can be used as a predictive tool to pre-empt or detect early residual disease and recurrences and thereby select patients suitable for exenterative surgery [ 18, 34].
The various approaches enable investigators to ascertain the extent to which one should expect a new untreated patient to respond to each candidate therapy and thereby select the treatment that maximizes the expected therapeutic response for the specific patient [ 3, 19].
When there are nonsynonymous mutations in a positional candidate gene, it is often possible to target only a few candidate polymorphisms to deeply study in silico their impact on the protein and thereby select the best candidate for validation using, for example, site-directed mutagenesis.
When the cursor covers the key of interest, the user triggers the switch and thereby selects that item.
We further demonstrated the ability to tune the wavelength of the dominant mode by changing the number of gear teeth and thereby selecting a mode with a different azimuthal order.
Hence, each customer better reports his or her true private information (theta_{3}) and thereby selects a compensation scheme according to their true willingness to provide DR. Open image in new window Fig. 6 Customer benefit for (L_{3} = 0.9) and (theta_{3} = 0.7) 2) Dispatch results .
A program on biological control of mosquitoes, virulence prospecting and evaluation of new isolates around the world is one of the most important steps taken to determine their effect on target populations and thereby selecting the most promising strains for producing biological insecticides Litaiff et al., 2008.
One reason is that these older trials suffered from selection bias, as they excluded patients who were unable to start or maintain the diet and thereby selected from patients who would generate better results.
