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The resulting plasmid preparation from C. pasteurianum was devoid of rearrangements and recombination and could only transform restriction-deficient strains of E. coli, such as ER1821.

However, the shuttle vectors lcp1L/S from lcp1, could transform into the 56601and 56610 strain, while the shuttle vectors lcp2L/S from lcp2 could only transform into the saprophytic L. biflexa Patoc I strain.

Goals against Germany, Portugal and Ghana could not only transform a struggling forward's career but change the entire futures of those for whom the work of the Jozy Altidore Foundation represents a lifeline.

Their entry into the market in the next year — made possible by hundreds of millions of dollars invested in biotechnology plants — could not only transform the care of patients in much of the world but also ignite a counterattack by major pharmaceutical companies and diplomats from richer countries.

Interesting, the single crystal X-ray diffraction illustrated that JUC-199 could entirely transform into JUC-199a only in ethylene glycol monomethylether (EGME) after two days, which possessed obviously different lattice parameters.

We found that the pDEP plasmids could only be reliably transformed into λDE3 cells if the transformants were grown in media (or plated on media) containing a lower amount of amplicilin (25 μg/ml).

It only transforms such information (Boschetti, 2005).

Since the protein needed to transform 5-fluorocytosine could only be churned out by souped-up stem cells, only the gliomas were exposed to the poison, killing them but sparing normal tissue, which the stem cells ignored.

Sequence-specific interference with VHSV could only be observed with EPC clones transformed with a mixture of the three shDNAs, rather than with those clones obtained with individual sh DNAs.

Carney sought to downplay expectations that he could single-handedly transform Britain's prospects, warning that central banks could only do so much and that healthy public finances and structural reform were needed to secure long-term growth.

The MiniBooNE analysis also assumed that muon antineutrinos could transform only into electron antineutrinos; if they also transform into tau antineutrinos, Goodman says, then the assumption might have made the results look more anomalous than they really are.