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This is further supported by our analysis of mouse Dll1 mutants, where Dll4 can partially compensate lack of Dll1 in the spinal cord V2 domain, attenuating the overproduction of V2 INs due to Dll1 deletion [14].
On VIL-glucose bat2Δ mutant was only able to achieve 70% of the growth rate displayed by the wild type strain, suggesting that Bat2-dependent VIL catabolism was required for wild type growth, and that Bat1 was unable to compensate lack of Bat2 (Table 2; Figure 1B, CEN).
Interestingly, our data provide an explanation for the ability of FEZ1 to rescue the defects caused by unc-76 mutations in nematodes and to the lack of strong defects in FEZ1 deficient mice, since the continuous presence of the ubiquitous expressed paralogue FEZ2 may be able to compensate lack of FEZ1 because its PPI pattern contains all the interactions found for FEZ1.
In this study, we showed two possibilities to protect MBP from proteasome-mediated hydrolysis in order to compensate lack of control via ubiquitination system.
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Usage of object movement information could compensate lacks of spatial information in mean-shift algorithm.
A hybrid (or fusion) approach is combining both data-driven and PoF approaches together to get the best from each, i.e., PoF can compensate the lack of data and data driven compensates the lack of knowledge about system physics.
The music must compensate for lack of character.
Some women wore too much make-up to compensate for lack of sleep.
Moreover, extended periods of learning allowed mice to compensate for lack of muscarinic, but not nicotinic, receptor activation.
Apparently, they use HEX 70b to compensate the lack of dietary proteins.
It only reaches 363 metres above sea level, but geographical and historical texture compensate for lack of height.
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