However, in mice with two alleles of floxed caspase-8, progenitor deletion of caspase-8 may not be complete but caspase-8 is fully deleted as cells mature (Additional file 1: Figure S1), thereby allowing for cell survival throughout the differentiation process.
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Ancestral sequences that cannot be detected in zebrafish are expected to have evolved at a much faster rate or been fully deleted (severe cis-changes); in contrast, those CNEs that can be detected in fish are more likely to have experienced less evolutionary sequence change (mild cis-changes).
Of these, (i) 93 genes are fully deleted (95 spliced forms), (ii) 1,128 genes have a disrupted ORF (1,244 spliced forms), (iii) 2,586 genes contain radical or moderately radical SNVs (2,889 spliced forms), (iv) 7,828 genes are impacted by GVs other than synonymous SNVs (9,094 spliced forms) and (v) 9,859 genes are impacted by synonymous SNVs (11,718 spliced forms).
Data might be lost due to technical problems with the cloud system [ 17, 25, 40, 83] or vice versa, sensitive data cannot be fully deleted anymore once put into a remote cloud, leaving data in form of a fuzzy cloud structure [ 5, 83].
Thus, most explanations concerning the nature of vowel lenition have been proposed within the framework of Articulatory Phonology (henceforth AP) [39] [41], one of the main arguments of which is that gestures might be masked by other gestures but are never fully deleted.
We have found 37 genes with such features that are either fully deleted (1 gene) or have an ORF disrupted (36 genes).
As shown in Figure 4D, the growth in the boundary reporter strain lacking both the B-boxes and Epe1 is fully restored when clr4+ is deleted, indicating that the slow growth defect is caused by heterochromatin formation.
In all of these alleles, the zinc-finger domain is predicted to be fully incapacitated or deleted, and hence we attribute any phenotypic differences to different functions of each isoform rather than to different allele strengths.
