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Among the mutant proteins that were screened, a mutant of the C-terminal fragment including three point mutations, F420I, G421A, E453S, named multiple-complement luciferase fragment (McLuc1), demonstrated the most remarkable properties, which enabled complementation to all N-terminal fragments of FLuc, CBR, and ELuc (Figure 1).

Amplitude-space layered interference alignment (IA), as an effective complementation to the vector-space IA, is a promising method to increase the data rate in static interference channels.

Extended regular expressions (EREs) add complementation to regular expressions, which brings additional benefits by allowing one to specify patterns that must not occur during an execution.

We use nuclear receptors to link the survival of Saccharomyces cerevisiae to the presence of small molecules through genetic selection, extending classical genetic complementation to a new "chemical complementation".

A multicopy construct was required to express hfq to levels necessary for full complementation to be observed [50].

However one PSSM model, i.e. PSSM-a has been provided on the web server to serve as a complementation to the ACHM model.

It is common practice to use complementation analysis to verify knockout phenotypes in P. patens, and cross-species complementation has been used to test for functional conservation of vascular plant and P. patens proteins (e.g., Bravo-Garcia et al., 2009).

To prevent complementation due to the possibility of overlapping functions, we silenced both genes simultaneously by co-injection of the corresponding dsRNAs.

However, for the context of this article, this is not important because we have not relied exclusively on quantitative complementation tests to show relatedness to CCRT.

Thus, the lack of complementation appears to be not due to the absence of MBF1 expression using the high level expression vector.

Notice that in the definition of the projective sets, complementation corresponds to negation and projection corresponds to existential quantification over real numbers.