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Additional lactic acid feeding was necessary for growth because the genes encoding the PEP consuming pyruvate kinase isoenzymes have been deleted.

At the same time, high Pi concentrations may inhibit plant growth because the genes encoding many nuclear proteins, such as poly(A) polymerase (e.g., Os06t0558700), many protein synthesis-related proteins, such as translation initiation factor 2 (e.g., Os03t0296400) and aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (e.g., Os06t0645400) were downregulated in shoot.

The early attempts to enhance Al tolerance focused on OA synthesis because the genes encoding transporters for OA anions were not cloned at the time.

Convergent evolution is also the most likely mechanism for generating the sequence similarity between avian EDCRP and mammalian KRTAPs because the genes encoding EDCRP and KRTAPs are very likely to have different evolutionary origins.

Because the genes encoding these enzymes are separated by only ∼20 kB, our mice lacking group V sPLA2 are also deficient in group IIA sPLA2 (Supporting Information Fig S5 and Table 1).

Because the genes encoding the other four steps of the l-arabinose pathway in T. reesei are represented by ESTs in the NCBI database, we also tested if our potential LXRs are present in this EST database.

The genes for SAA1and Sare are candidates for atherosclerosis because they are the genes encoding one important inflammation factor, SAA, which is synthesized by the liver [9].

The vector cannot propagate because it lacks the genes encoding the required viral structural proteins.

Unfortunately, S. cerevisiae cannot metabolize D-GalA, because it lacks the genes encoding a catabolic pathway [ 15- 17].

This is a downstream effect because most of the genes encoding ribosomal proteins have introns (example, yeast ribosomal genes RPL2A, RPL2B, RPS11A, RPS11B ) and if splicing genes are mutated, these ribosomal genes are not processed thereby affecting ribosomal assembly and hence translation.

More specifically, Henikoff et al [ 1] propose that because centromeres and the genes encoding their associated proteins are essential and more rapidly evolving than other DNA, their divergence is more likely than other DNA to result in genetic incompatibilities in hybrids following reproductive isolation.