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This suggests that some but not all errors arising in the pol3-Y708A mutant strain may be proofread by the intrinsic exonuclease activity of Pol ε.

If this defect is due to an altered base selectivity of Y831A Pol ε, the resulting mismatches could be proofread by the intrinsic 3' exonuclease activity of Pol ε.

This suggests that errors arising in the pol1-Y869A mutant strain may be proofread by the intrinsic exonuclease activity of Pol ε, but not by the exonuclease activity of Pol δ.

This synergy suggests that under certain circumstances, at least some errors generated by Pol α and Pol δ may be proofread by the intrinsic exonuclease activity of Pol ε.

It was appalling that the school lists and assignments had not been proofread by the teachers before distribution.

The inability of ETV to be proofread by HIV RT has been reported by Tchesnokov et al. [17].

Both appear to bind double-stranded RNA directly (Shibata et al. 2006), and (at least) Los1p appears to play a proofreading role, ensuring that its tRNA substrates are appropriately structured prior to their export to the cytoplasm (although splicing per se appears not to be proofread by Los1p binding (Arts et al. 1998; Lipowsky et al. 1999; Cook et al. 2009; Hopper et al. 2010).

Whether you have one version of your resume or one thousand, each and every one needs to be proofread by a really good copy-editor or, better still, a professional resume writing service.

We only retained the subtitle files in text-based SRT format and excluded all files in VobSub format, because the latter are image-based and require an additional optical character recognition (OCR) process to convert them into text (which certainly for Chinese characters is very error prone and needs to be proofread by humans).

Although errors made by Y831A Pol ε do not appear to be proofread by Pol δ, it is possible that Pol ε might proofread errors by other polymerases.

In the future, it will be interesting to test this hypothesis further, to determine under what circumstances, for example, translesion DNA synthesis [ 43] or base excision repair [ 44] errors made by one DNA polymerase may be proofread by an exonuclease intrinsic to a second DNA polymerase or even another protein [ 45].