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In this paper, we have demonstrated aggresomes are evident in αA162 and αA168 individually expressing constructs and in co-expression of αAwt with these truncated constructs.

Furthermore, aggresomes were detected in cells individually expressing αA162 and αA168 constructs and co-expression with αBwt significantly sequestered the aggresomes.

The remaining xylose (X1) and xylodextrins in the culture media are shown for experiments with S. cerevisiae harboring an empty expression plasmid (vector), or with S. cerevisiae individually expressing transporters CDT-1 or CDT-2.

Interestingly, a mixture of Ad vectors individually expressing the VEGF 121, 165, and 189 cDNAs was equipotent to an equivalent dose of AdVEGF-All.

The high-throughput JAK cell assay suite comprises Ba/F3 cells individually expressing translocated ETS leukemia (TEL) fusions of each JAK family member (TEL-JAK Ba/F3) and an AlphaScreen phosphorylated-STAT5 (pSTAT5) immunoassay.

The yeast sap quadruple mutant individually expressing PP6R2 and PP6R3 was treated with rapamycin for various periods of time.

Creativity is an individual gift, individually expressed.

Royce makes the transition from thought to being by stating that "In its wholeness the world of Being is the world of individually expressed meanings, an individual life, consisting of the individual embodiments of the wills represented by all finite ideas" (I 341 2).

Full-length cDNA constructs of the zfPRLR1, zfPRLR2, zfGHR1 and zfGHR2 cloned in an eukaryotic expression vector were individually expressed in cultured GAKS cells together with a reporter gene construct containing a luciferase gene driven by a β-casein promoter.

The positive effects of this expression system (pHemAL-DyP) are compared with individually expressed DyP strains grown with (pDyP + Hemin) and without (pDyP) the addition of hemin.

EX1 was initially used to establish and optimize the bacterial expression system by which all the peptides could be eventually individually expressed.