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Our lab has successfully disrupted the CCR5 locus of hiPSCs using ZFNs and demonstrated that these CCR5-disrupted hiPSCs can differentiate into CD34+ cells with multipotency in vitro[ 19].

Uber, for example, has successfully disrupted the taxi industry.

One reason why Netflix has successfully disrupted the movie-rental industry is that it knows more about its customers than any other company.

The home secretary stressed this was not because of the ruling but "because the orders had successfully disrupted the individual's terrorism-related activities".

In June, national security officials cited the stock exchange plot as an example of how government surveillance had successfully disrupted "potential terrorist events".

"We believe we have successfully disrupted a significant organized network suspected of being involved in a systematic attempt to evade the U.K.'s immigration controls".

As a proof of concept, we have successfully disrupted the type II vacuolar proton-pumping pyrophosphatase gene (PfVP2) in P. falciparum by double crossover recombination, showing that this gene is not essential for the survival of blood stage parasites.

Although they had been inserted too late to prevent the attacks during Tet, 1 ATF had successfully disrupted the communist lines of communication, limiting their freedom of manoeuvre to attack the Long Binh Bien Hoa complex, while the Australians had also successfully interdicting the Viet Cong withdrawal, causing heavy casualties.

In addition, we have successfully disrupted the dprE2 ortholog of M. smegmatis (data not shown), suggesting redundancy in this organism as well.

But, despite grim weather and the odd production hiccup that left some of the crowd disappointed on Friday night and Saturday morning, by the afternoon La Princesse had so successfully disrupted the everyday spectacle of life that those who had come to Liverpool to shop found themselves pursuing a spider instead.

Chlorella, Nannochloropsis, and Dunaliella species have been successfully disrupted using this technique (Chen et al. 2013a, b; Wang and Yuan 2014; Lenneman et al. 2014).