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At the time of S-phase, Smc3 acetylation became detectable in eco1-1 cells, though at a greatly reduced level compared to wild type cells.

Taken together, these results showed that expression profiling of most tested genes were consistent with the microarray data, but some of the specific genes were active not only in target stage (s), but also in other stage (s) with greatly reduced level.

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In PICV-challenged hamsters, MY-24 significantly reduced liver disease as indicated by greatly reduced levels of ALT.

While luciferase activity was clearly observed in all tissues from WR-Luc infected mice, in comparison NYVAC-Luc expresses greatly reduced levels of luciferase.

The results showed that treated mice had greatly reduced levels of CII-specific IgG2a compared to CCIA arthritic mice (p<0.01) and this was mirrored by reduced CII-specific IgG (p<0.05) levels (Figure 5).

SDS-PAGE and Western blotting using P110 antiserum confirmed the expression of a truncated P110 form but also revealed the presence of greatly reduced levels of that protein (Fig. 2B and C).

A recent report also suggested greatly reduced levels of the Gabrb3 subunit in the brain of male mice with a maternally transmitted Gabrb3 mutation but not in male mice with paternal origin of the same mutation [17].

By contrast, double mutation (R797AR667A) plasmids exhibited greatly reduced levels of complex-sugar linked envelope expression in the cell lysates, without apparent altering the addition of high-mannose sugars (Figure 4C; upper panel, lane 4).

Baseline levels of C/EBPα protein in the epidermis of untreated IKOα mice and control C/EBPαff (αff) mice were similar and the topical application of 4OHT to IKOα mice resulted in greatly reduced levels of C/EBPα and a modest increase in C/EBPβ (Fig. 2A).

All the C30 mutants analyzed exhibited a WT phenotype (Fig. 7D, E and F; Table 1) demonstrating also that the MTO phenotype observed in the T192 mutant is a consequence of the expression of P110 and P140 at greatly reduced levels rather than a direct effect derived from the deletion of the P110 C-term.