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Disruption of the acrB gene is widely deleterious (Figure 7).

Notably, disruptions of two genes of unknown function, yecR and yfgC, are deleterious (Figure 7).

Excluding loci with a general effect on antibiotic tolerance, disruption of 33 loci was beneficial in all three β-lactams tested, while disruption of 12 loci was deleterious (Figure 5A).

Excluding loci with a general effect on antibiotic tolerance, disruptions of 73 loci were beneficial in all four aminoglycosides tested while disruptions of 14 loci were deleterious (Figure 4A).

Alcohol exposure skews macrophage polarization towards M1 (i.e., towards inflammation) in the liver (Louvet et al. 2011; Mandal et al. 2011), resulting in deleterious consequences (figure 2).

While the related notion that individuals with extreme phenotypes carry more deleterious mutations figures prominently in quantitative genetic models of apparent stabilizing selection (McGuigan et al. 2011), as of yet we know of no explicit tests of these predictions for quantitative traits thought to be under selection in nature.

Recently Brownlee M et al. has demonstrated that hyperglycemia (glucotoxicity) results in the formation of ROS, which then activate the deleterious PKC mechanism (figure 7) [ 81].

This bonding was not predicted in the deleterious background (Leu195-Ile196, Figure 1C), strongly indicating an impairment in protein folding, a hypothesis substantiated by functional evaluations of the affected patient [ 31].

Removing the TAT peptide completely eliminated the increase in LDH release, showing that intracellular, but not extracellular, N-SYN is deleterious to cell survival (Figure 3B).

As low as 10 µM IPTG concentration had deleterious effect on display (Figure S1) suggesting that even the leakage of the strong pTac promoter might afford higher than optimal transcription level.

The time at which the therapy is introduced may be important, since depending on this factor the effect can be beneficial or deleterious (Additional File 6, Figure S3).