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Because we and others have found that tetR expressing cells show phenotypic changes in response to altered concentrations of antibiotic even if they do not contain a tetracycline regulated gene of interest [5], [6], [10], [12], [15], we asked whether these changes may correspond to altered gene expression patterns.

Differences in regional thickness of knee joint cartilage correspond to altered frequency-dependent, viscoelastic stiffness.

However, this increased transcript level did not correspond to altered mTOR protein levels among animal groups (not shown).

We are making the assumption that changes in transcript abundance will correspond to altered protein expression and biological activity, however, we recognize that will not be true for all genes.

This is in line with previous reports showing that changes in ODC activity usually correspond to altered levels of enzyme protein [ 26].

170 cases of premature terminations or frameshifts were found and are listed in Additional file 7. Fifty of them correspond to ORFs altered in B. microti and intact in at least one other Brucella, while 120 correspond to genes presumably functional in B. microti and altered in its closest relative B. suis 1330.

Evaluation of point-mutated ras as a T-cell epitope could be determined biologically using short synthetic peptides that precisely correspond to the altered sites.

Specific alterations of certain restriction fragments corresponded to fragments altered by insertion of EYFP, as shown in Fig. 2. Specifically, insertion of the EYFP-kanamycin cassette increased the fragments by 2 kb and this was subsequently reduced by 1.1 kb after removal of kanamycin.

At a minimum, we can consider that resistive body R2 corresponds to weakly altered materials.

Less than 10% of the vegetation remains, and the forest remnants correspond to secondary and highly altered vegetation [34].

MRSO's comparison of the results of drilling and a DC survey in the above areas (MRSO [1969]) indicates that weakly altered sediments correspond to an apparent resistivity of approximately 100 Ωm, while strongly altered sediments show resistivities less than 10 Ωm.