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Furthermore, brown spot resistance may not necessarily be conferred by a single locus.

By genetic analysis, the glabrous phenotype of HMK was shown to be conferred by a pair of recessive genes, and this locus was allelic with the reported GL-1 locus.

Resistance to these insecticides in key vector species, such as Anopheles gambiae, can be conferred by a point-mutation in the target site, the sodium channel gene, which is known as knock-down resistance (kdr) [7], [8].

Additionally, the short β-glutamic acid linker minimizes the entropic cost that would be conferred by a longer linker.

The evidence for the presence of multiple disease resistance genes in a maize association population [ 43] revealed that quantitative BSR can be conferred by a single gene.

Lipase activity may be conferred by a conserved secretory lipase (discussed below) or by the putative lipases, one of which (gi|86743055 in CcI3) is similar to a GDSL lipase from Streptomyces rimosus that has demonstrated lipolytic activity [ 34].

Thus essentially complete resistance to thiomarinol can be conferred by an altered ileS gene (tmlM) while the mupirocin resistant ileS genes (mupM and mupA) only confer partial resistance.

Intervention early in the process will improve treatment and prognosis, which may be conferred by an attempt at personalized medicine.

Thus, we have tested whether systemic resistance to PPV disease can be conferred by an hpRNA gene construct that would be predicted to be processed by Dicer RNAse(s) to siRNAs.

Such susceptibility is believed to be conferred by an interaction between the viral envelope glycoprotein gp350/220 and the complement receptor 2 (CR2)/CD21, the primary receptor for EBV on B cells.

Conveniently, such immunity is conferred by a bacterium called Wolbachia.