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However, unbiased amplification was confirmed by cloning and subsequent sequencing of cloned the PCR products using genomic DNA from 3D7 as well as from the isolate of the splenectomized patient as a templates (supporting information).
Toward computing objectives, we envision that the decoder circuit can be used as a modular unit of higher-order circuits, such as a multiplexer (Supporting Information Figure 9).
When the top 20 poses for each docking run were considered as a whole (Supporting Information Figures S7 and S8), both moxifloxacin and the UING5-249 fluoroquinolone docked in a generally less-ordered fashion to GyrB-E466C gyrase than to the wild-type enzyme, and the docking orientation around the magnesium ion was less ordered with mutant gyrase.
The pRNA/HBV ribozyme served as a positive control, and a pRNA/HBV disabled ribozyme was used as a negative control (Supporting Information Table S1).
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Observation with visible light under crossed polarizers did not show homeotropic alignment of the sample as a whole (see Supporting Information, SI).
To evaluate this method, we confirmed the docking of MAO-A with serotonin, a known substrate, as shown in Supporting Information Figure S2.
However, using an extremely high concentration of NADH (1 mM), the rate constant for reduction was determined as 0.0023 SupportingrtInformationTableTable 1), an extremely slow rate.
