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The new device features CDMA and GSM capabilities, making it functional in both the US and Europe.

We conclude, therefore, that an autonomous activation domain (referred to as AF2a), functional in both yeast and mammalian cells, lies between aa 282-351 of the human ER.

These radical changes will allow children to become functional in both institutions.

For ease of operation, an additional feature of this constitutive promoter should be that it is equally functional in both the mycobacterial species, M. smegamtis and M. tuberculosis.

Alpha7 nAChR was originally identified as a subunit of neuronal nAChR, and has also been shown to be functional in both neuronal and non-neuronal, i.e., non-excitable cells such as lymphocytes, vascular endothelial cells, keratinocytes and bronchial epithelium [16].

First, ArmS10, which is functional in both signalling and adhesion, is likely the only activated form able to efficiently bind α-catenin, with perhaps the exception of ArmΔN1 128 [30], [75], [76].

This operon is non-functional in both the strains presented here, with either the trpB (B/TZ1A828/OT) or trpA (B/Jali20/OT) being disrupted (see additional file 1).

The pB2ZB2 plasmid contains the P GAP - skc- AOX TT cassette, wild-type histidinol dehydrogenase (HIS4) gene for linearized integration into host genome and Zeocin cassette bi-functional in both S. cerevisiae and E. coli for the selection of transformants.The skc gene was cloned into the pB2ZB2 vector generating recombinant expression vector pB2ZB2-SK.

As the glyoxylate bypass is non-functional in both S. lividans strains due to the absence of the gene encoding isocitrate lyase it is likely that the ethylmalonyl-CoA pathway functions as the alternative mechanism for the assimilation of C2 compounds.

We assessed the correlation between both Ki67 and cleaved caspase-3 levels and the Minkowski functionals in both treated and untreated tumours.

Hyperpronation may cause malalignment of the lower extremity, frequently leading to structural and functional deficits both in standing and walking.