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But there appears to be little passion exhibited by either side on the issue.

Two genes are called genetically interacting if their mutations have a combined effect not exhibited by either mutation alone (see Methods section).

If PrfA* impairs SigB function, one would anticipate that the magnitude of the competitive defect exhibited by a prfA* ΔsigB double mutant would be equivalent to that exhibited by either single mutant (Fig. 4A).

No such spontaneous apoptosis has ever been exhibited by either of the other HOMUR cell lines tested (data not shown).

Genetic interactions (GIs), in which two gene mutations have a combined effect not exhibited by either mutation alone, span overlapping functions and compensatory pathways.

The collection of all cone subsets exhibited by either M. auratus or P. taeniolatus included the complete opsin gene set (Table 1).

Introduction of the transformer element along with both the ork and NaChBac elements reversed or partially reversed the effects on locomotion exhibited by males expressing either element alone (Figure 3B).

In contrast to the immature polarity exhibited by co-cultures with either fibroblasts or adipocytes, the alveolar structures formed by the tri-cultures exhibited proper polarity similar to that observed in breast tissue in vivo.

The co-localization of QTL governing different traits in the same genetic interval has been suggested to be due to either pleiotropy exhibited by a single gene or tight linkage of genetic loci governing different traits in the same genetic interval.

It is also possible that the more acidic Pacific Blue coumarin renders this compound impermeable to cell membranes at physiological pH; the lack of inhibitory activity exhibited by compound 8 indicates either the importance of pharmacophore, importance of membrane permeability, or a combination of the two factors.

The best performance is exhibited by the MRB algorithm with order i=4, either employed alone or in hybrid form.