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In intra- and inter-specific SCNT preimplantation embryos, where donor cell mtDNA has been reduced to residual levels through mtDNA-specific depletion (<0.02% of the original mtDNA content), the preferential replication of donor cell mtDNA is attributed to the persistent expression of mtDNA-specific replication factors, such as POLGA, POLGB and TFAM [12].
Type I survivors persistently displayed phosphorylated Rad53 even in the absence of bleomycin and the bleomycin-induced Rad53 mobility shift was almost abolished in conjunction with the abrogation of MEC1 gene (Figure S5), suggesting that type I sensitivity to DSBs might be attributed to the persistent Mec1-related checkpoint activation.
This permanent inhibition in proliferation might be attributed to the persistent presence of protein aggregates in ARPE-19 cells.
2 But some challenges can be attributed to the persistent failure to take full advantage of informal and formal theory in planning and executing improvement efforts.
This was attributed to the longer persistent contact that developed between the cable and the obstacle.
The success of HSV can be attributed to the establishment of lifelong persistent infection of the host, termed latency.
Total cost per treated patient includes both costs while persistent on treatment and costs attributed to the index drug following discontinuation (non-index costs), which were non-trivial for etanercept (16%), adalimumab (17%), and infliximab (11%).
Moreover, the persistent misuse and overuse of current antimicrobials can also be attributed to the lack of patient compliance [16 18].
No deaths are attributed to the storm.
This higher rate of warming on the valley floor than in the highland areas could be attributed to persistent deforestation over the past four decades, mostly in the rift valley floor of the area.
The importance of this association lies in the prominent causal role that has been attributed to nodal persistent Na+ conductances in generating ectopic impulse activity in the peripheral nervous system (10, 22).
