The knockout strain for TUP1 was excluded from further studies because of its poor viability.
Because of its reduced viability relative to fresh sperm, more sperm than might be available through cryopreservation storage could be required to produce ample numbers of individuals that will in turn ensure modest numbers of mature adults for a live-gene banking program (O'Reilly and Doyle 2007).
Because of its importance in cell viability and function, the effect of βh/c on mitochondrial membrane potential was investigated.
The ambient pH response in fungi has been thoroughly studied in many species because of its general importance for viability, adaptation and pathogenicity.
This recombinant antibody thus holds great potential to be used as a research reagent and diagnostic tool in research laboratories and clinics because of its high quality, easy viability and unique versatility.
Because of its fundamental requirement to cellular viability, inhibition of any of these steps as a result of protein aggregation or the inability to handle specific toxic proteins could be responsible for the death and dysfunction of neurons in HD and other polyglutamine/protein conformation disorders [6].
Because of its key role in cell viability, Cdc13 has been the focus of intense study.
Additionally, this study shows that 20-, 50-, and 80-nm washed and unwashed Ag-nps, as well as 25- and 35-nm carbon-coated Ag-nps, interfered and/or reacted with MTT, 96AQ, and aB viability assays and that aB may be the best viability assay because of its lower interference with these Ag-nps.
Although not the particular focus of this paper, electricity tariff design is a key policy domain for renewable energy in the GCC because of its direct impact on the economic viability of distributed renewables.
Mr. McCain has recently been bombarded with questions about the viability of his campaign because of its fund-raising troubles.
