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Expression of mptA and sidA, representing the mptABC and sid-operon, respectively, was also enhanced after DIP treatment, however, to a considerably lower extent than mbtB.

Interestingly, the two proline residues at pos. -6 and −8 are predicted to enhance peroxisome targeting to a considerably lower extent as compared to the neighboring P (pos. -7).

23 Thus, the sequence analysis revealed that the major bands for the DNA adducts of transplatin, 5, 6 and photoactivated 1 and 2 were similar, with stop sites mainly at G and C and to a considerably lower extent also at A. The ability to bind to A and C sites is consistent with the result from AMP and CMP binding experiments.

Opposite G and four DNA lesions, the R96G variant generated extension products considerably lower in extent than the wild-type in the presence of Mn2+, as similarly observed with Mg2+, although the decrease of R96G bypass extent was less opposite template N-EtG than the other templates.

However, the current use of renewable sources for energy production is limited to an extent, which is considerably lower than their potential.

Sensitization of the cells by all four tested sera of peach-allergic patients and one of the two sera of peach-tolerant patients induced Pru p 1-mediated degranulation, albeit to a slightly lower extent and at considerably higher allergen concentrations (at least 1000-fold) compared with Bet v 1 (Fig. 3A).

Costs of treating fuels in the interface were significantly higher on a per hectare basis, but the extent of area requiring treatment was considerably lower.

Nevertheless, the concentration of free propofol in aqueous phase was only in the range 1.2 to 5.0 μg/mL, which was considerably lower compared to the CLE, due to the huge dilution extent.

Thus, the overall extent of local adaptation in our study was considerably lower than that reported in the meta-analysis of Hereford (2009) (Fig. S10).

However, in hyphal cultures and to a lesser extent also in pseudohyphal-growth cultures, their apparent abundances are considerably lower, suggesting that Scw11 and Sim1 might play a direct role in cell separation.

Although, overall, immigrants had considerably lower disability rates and higher uninsurance rates (Tables 2 and 3), ethnic nativity patterns show the extent of inequalities by immigrant status.