The variation which was attributable to technical replication errors and biological differences between animals was much smaller than the expression variation of these candidate reference genes between tissues.
The intensity of GFP-associated fluorescence attributable to viral replication was quantified (as described in Materials and Methods) at 18 h p.i for VSV and 24 h p.i for SeV (Fig. 5).
As shown in Figure 1B, GFP-associated fluorescence attributable to viral replication was readily detectable in all tested cells lines infected with VSV or SeV when no RBV was added to the media, indicating that all cell lines were susceptible to infection by these two viruses.
The former is attributable to DNA replication and global repair and the latter is mainly the result of transcription-coupled repair [ 10- 12].
Although the primary symptoms and complications associated with malaria are attributable to parasite replication in red blood cells, in the initial stage of infection Plasmodium infects and grows in the liver.
Mayo δDprecip data generally follow expectations of more depleted values during cold winter months and enriched values during warm summer months (as in Fig. 1b), but discrepancies do occur (e.g., peak δDprecip in September, which is not the warmest month), which are likely attributable to the limited replication in the Mayo record.
This is consistent with mtZFN expression-linked heteroplasmy shifts being attributable to nucleolytic cleavage, rather than replication block.
Increasing the number of licensed origins decreased the number of replication failures attributable to double-fork stalls (squares) at virtually the same rate whether the origins were efficient or inefficient.
Two compounds showed micromolar inhibition of HIV-1 replication in cells attributable to an interference with the entry step of infection, by direct interaction with gp120.
As in Figure 1B, replacement of the ITR5 nicking stem with that of ITR2 resulted in the ablation of replication by Rep5, attributable to the incompatible trs sequence.
Destruction of the architectural and subsequently the functional integrity of the lung following pulmonary viral infections is attributable to both the extent of pathogen replication and to the host-generated inflammation associated with the recruitment of immune responses.
