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Ki-67 detection correlated incompletely with increased DNA-content, as has been observed in islet-infiltrating lymphocytes, and in a β-cell tumor line (Min6, data not shown).

ALG13 did not react with Ub-PA, but it did react with haloalkyl probes, and A20 reacted very slowly and incompletely with all tested probes.

We digested this subclone completely with BamHI (one site in the vector, but no site in the insert DNA) and then incompletely with AatII.

Serum reactivity to Sa overlaps considerably but incompletely with anti-cyclical citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP), anti-filaggrin antibodies (AFA), and anti-keratin antibodies (AKA).

In mammalian cells GamGFP labels laser-induced DSBs antagonized by end-binding protein Ku; co-localizes incompletely with DSB marker 53BP1 suggesting superior DSB-specificity; blocks resection; and demonstrates DNA breakage via APOBEC3A cytosine deaminase.

However, stray electrons can react prematurely and incompletely with O2 in the local environment, especially if the respiratory chain is compromised, leading to the formation of free radicals known as reactive oxygen species (ROS) [4,9].

The fact that EtOH treatment less markedly affected gene expression is consistent with EtOH incompletely interfering with the activity of mTORC1 when compared to the efficient inhibition of mTORC1-dependent eIF4E activation by INK128.

The relation found between the cd for deposition of mercury, iR, and for evolution of hydrogen, iG, is in accord with the equation derived previously[1] for systems with a surface incompletely covered with hydrogen bubbles.

The cardiac muscle appeared degenerated or incompletely differentiated, with sponge-like cardiac tissues fenestrated with blood or blood vessels, and signs of myocardium necrosis were observed.

This phenotype was incompletely penetrant, with Splunc1 −/− mice exhibiting a range of severity with respect to inflammatory markers and epithelial changes.

Consequently, the eye is incompletely filled with the tamponade agent, which is thus only partially in contact with the retina (superiorly or inferiorly depending on the specific gravity of the agent).