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The upregulation of a novel isoform from the tardbpl locus shown in our studies supports the idea that compensation by the tardbpl locus in the tardbp mutants may explain the viability of these mutants.

It is possible that the regulation of MDM2 p53 by PA28γ may not be involved in this stage of early development, or that other cofactors have a more important function at this stage, which could explain the viability of PA28γ−/− mice.

Amphibian sex chromosomes show little or no differentiation [ 38], which might explain the viability of polyploid amphibians: with no Y chromosome degeneration there is no X dosage compensation to be disrupted by polyploidy, as opposed to in for example birds and mammals [ 41].

Similar considerations may explain the viability and apparently mild phenotypes of MUL1 mutant flies.

Similar considerations may explain the viability and apparent mild phenotypes of MUL1 mutant flies.

Therefore, the DMSA-Fe2O3 caused differential effects on the expression of pro- and anti-apoptosis genes of HAECs; this may explain why the viability of HAECs was not changed at this low concentration of DMSA-Fe2O3, which might not be sufficient to activate the cell apoptosis pathway.

It is possible that reducing PKA levels suppresses spc24 and ipl1 mutants due to spindle checkpoint activation; however, this does not explain why the viability of the spc24 -8 mutant, which is spindle checkpoint proficient, is improved by reducing PKA activity.

This fact in conjunction with the adrenaline-induced increase in intracellular iron may explain the reduced viability of SL1344 oxyR upon adrenaline treatment and subsequent rescuing of viability with manganese (Fig. 4A).

The same negative correlation between departure of a phenotype from the original state and the mean fitness could explain the lower viability and fertility of most decorative breeds of practically any domesticated species.

The genome-wide heterozygosity of CRB may explain the low spore viability of this diploid strain (∼2% viability), which could mask recessive lethal alleles that are uncovered in spores.

As noted previously, an additive effect of dSno rather than Wg antagonism might explain the increase in viability of UAS.ArmS10 and UAS.dSno coexpressing flies but it does not explain the reduction in the number of ectopic bristles on their wings.