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"It was hard to think of someone capable of complementing the musical talent of Neil Young," festival organiser John Giddings said.
Cell therapies are capable of complementing or replacing damaged liver cells.
As shown in Figure 5A, ApHMW1C was capable of complementing a deletion of hmw1C, restoring normal glycosylation, stability, and processing of HMW1.
The presence of a putative nuclear export signal (NES) capable of complementing the alleged nuclear localisation and therefore enabling BRMS1 to shuttle between both compartments has not been postulated.
The Abd-BT2N mutant is described as a Class I Abd-B mutant, capable of complementing mutations in the Abd-B regulatory (r) transcript, but affecting Abd-B m transcript expression [27].
Our results thus suggest that the two types of models, based on two different types of data, are potentially capable of complementing each other and make some orthogonal contributions to the overall predictions.
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Early laboratory studies identified that RF was capable of complement activation via the classical pathway, suggesting that RF-immune complexes promote inflammation through complement activation [ 23].
This virRE8N D9N D57N mutation, referred to as virRNNN, was also capable of fully complementing the virR mutation in TS133 (Table 3).
The presence of a phcA ortholog in a Cupriavidus strain capable of fully complementing R. solanacearum phcA mutants was previously reported [61].
It is concluded that the MBF1 proteins from neither Thermoproteus nor Methanosarcina are capable of functionally complementing Gcn4-dependent transcription of a yeast MBF1-mutant.
While AG08802 cells express no functional XPG, GM16024 cells retain an XPG activity capable of partially complementing the NER defect of XPG cells [ 17].
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