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Hence, reconstituted fluorescence is coupled to the interaction of the two proteins and can be used to conveniently determine how, when and where two proteins interact inside living cells.

The expression of CD146, a classic marker of BMSCs, is associated with the cellular ability to form bone marrow stroma and, hence, to reconstitute the hematopoietic microenvironment.

Hence, we have reconstituted in vitro the NIR pathway for αdA-containing oligonucleotide αdAT34 using the purified proteins LIG1, FEN1 and POLβ under the conditions (3 mM MgCl2 and 2 mM ATP) that are permissive for all three repair functions: NIR endonuclease activity, DNA repair synthesis and DNA ligation (Fig. 6).

B) GRASP experiments using TK-LexA and Gr68a-Gal4 show reconstituted GFP (and hence, synaptic connectivity) in the SEZ.

The obtained data suggest that Mg2+ competes with Ca2+ during ATP complex formation and thereby can reduce ATP-Ca availability and hence Ca2+-import via the reconstituted carrier.

Maturation of newly reconstituted Venus protein takes some time, hence the long depolarizing pulse (Nagai et al., 2002).

The MAPK response was rescued in PF2.4 cells, which are reconstituted with the β-subunit and hence have a functional TCR [ 29].

Our new results showed that Wnt-induced β-catenin accumulation was inhibited in GSK3β KD/GSK3α KD MEFs reconstituted with GSK3αY279F but not with GSK3αY279E, hence validating the role of GSK3αY279 phosphorylation in the activation of Wnt signaling.

pUL34 F142A reconstituted into GUVs failed to recruit WT pUL31; hence, no vesicle formation was detectable.

Importantly, the Axl protein levels remained low also when the VHL reconstituted cells were grown at hypoxia (1% oxygen) and hence reactivate the hypoxic response due to stabilization of HIF-2a (Fig. 5B).

These schools were "reconstituted".