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At these three locations the generic pattern of ubiquitously expressed subunits are complemented by expression of cell specific subunits such as a4 and B1.

Remarkably, D. radiodurans cells rendered ionizing radiation-sensitive by a polA mutation are fully complemented by expression of the polA gene from ionizing radiation-sensitive E. coli [24].

Importantly, the LGP2-deficient cells were complemented by expression of human LGP2, reversing the defect by restoring greater CXCL10 mRNA accumulation (Figure 2a).

In 1994, for example, IR-sensitive D. radiodurans polA mutants were fully complemented by expression of the polA gene from the IR-sensitive E. coli [4]; and in 1996, UV-sensitve D. radiodurans uvrA mutants were complemented by uvrA from E. coli [90], suggesting that these recombination and excision repair genes are necessary but not sufficient to produce extreme DNA damage resistance.

By empirically comparing different strength promoters for driving expression of the 3 components and adjusting the number of lexA operators in the promoters of the LEU2 and lacZ reporter genes, we arrived at conditions that produced the desired result for the approach whereby low levels of constitutive FADD were complemented by expression of Fas (Figure 3C, 3D, S8).

This growth phenotype could be partly complemented by expression of stf0 in the mutant strain (Δ stf0 + p stf0).

The reduced stress sensitivity of the plant containing the rap2.1 allele can be genetically complemented by the expression of RAP2.1, but not by the expression of EAR-motif-mutated RAP2.1.

These results were complemented by reduced expression of c-Fos after MPEP treatment in brain areas related to emotional processes, and increased c-Fos expression in higher integrating brain areas such as the prelimbic cortex compared to vehicle-treated 129P3 mice.

Using the FDCPmix model system, we generated global gene expression profiles throughout the unilineage specification and differentiation of hematopoietic multipotent cells (MPCs) to erythroid and neutrophil cells, complemented by gene expression profiling of comparable primary cell compartments prospectively isolated from mouse bone marrow.

Our strategy utilizes a bioinformatics approach complemented by protein expression, solubility analysis and limited proteolytic digestion.

These abnormalities can be complemented by the expression of human FEZ1 [1].