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Future studies designed to delete the particular region or component of the OspA molecule responsible for this effect may lead to improved vaccine preparations.

Lioba's illness comes from a patch designed to delete the rogues.

To evaluate the impact of these mutations on H. pylori viability, these strains were transformed with the suicide plasmid pILL796 designed to delete the chromosomal copy of ssrA and the number of transformants on selective medium were counted (Fig. 1).

Murine LCN7 was amplified and prepared for gateway cloning into pDEST42 by a two-stage PCR reaction that was accomplish using oligo sets that were designed to delete the first 18 amino acids and add an ATTB1 site to the 5' end while the FLAG epitope tag and ATTB2 sequences were appended to the 3' end of the protein.

We therefore generated a suicide vector designed to delete the promoter and open reading frame of dapA in Yersinia pestis, which is predicted to delete the expression of two genes, dapA and nlpB (dapX), likely present in an operon (Figure 1A).

To test this method, a second dual-targeting construct was designed to delete the entire 31 kb red cluster.

The C-terminal region ∼20 amino acids of KIF5B and KIF5C and the corresponding aligned region of KIF5A is variable thus KIF5A1-942 was designed to delete this region.

The exogenous donor plasmid was designed to delete both the TALENs and the gRNA recognition sequences (boxed for the TALENs and underlined for the gRNA), between HA-L (1.9 kb) and HA-R (1.1 kb), at the yellow locus, which generate a 0.18 kb shorter PCR product than Lig4 flies (from 0.82 kb to 0.64 kb) with the indicated primers (Fig. 2A,B; supplementary material Fig. S5).

The targeting vector was designed to delete 1088 bp from the region spanning the end of exon 3 and the complete exon 4 containing the active site of MMP19.

The KO cassette for CA_P0168 (amyP) was designed to delete 2277 bp of the 2283 bp long gene and comprised the C. acetobutylicum bases 180839 to 181588 (LHA) fused to bases 183866 to 184615 (RHA).

The homology arms for recombineering were designed to delete 0.3 kb of the intron 1 region without introducing any foreign sequences.