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There were a few other differences as well, such as decreases in PI 34 1, lysoPI 18 0 and lysoPI 16:0 in the mutant, and increases in PE 32 2, PI 32 2, PI 34 2 and lysoPI 16:16
Phospho-mimicking mutations at S635 and S1179 rescued the activity of the cytosolic mutant and increased those of the plasma membrane- and Golgi-targeted mutants.
To ensure accuracy of 35S::OsNCED3 molecular construct, 35S::OsNCED3 was heterologously transformed into Arabidopsis and the overexpression of OsNCED3 was able to complement the ABA-deficient phenotypes in the 129B08/nced3 mutant and increase ABA content in wild type (Hwang et al. 2010).
As expected, transcription of α toxin was decreased in the Δstp1 mutant and increased in the Δstk1 mutant.
These mutations also increased protease sensitivity relative to the fcho-1 mutant, and increased phosphorylation of threonine-160.
The pde2Δ mutant was as sensitive to NaCl as the sir2Δ mutant and increased the Pma1 mRNA level as high as the sir2Δ mutant.
It has been shown that rhlA, encoding a homologue of Pseudomonas aeruginosa RhlA involved in rhamnolipid biosynthesis, showed decreased expression in an hfq mutant and increased expression in a rsmA mutant [ 12, 17].
The results showed that penicillin levels, as measured by bacterial growth inhibition, were greatly reduced in an xprG2 loss-of-function mutant and increased in an xprG1 gain-of-function mutant.
WRKY33 also bound to the CYP707A3 promoter, a gene involved in ABA catabolism (Leng et al., 2014), but its expression decreased in the wrky33 mutant and increased in WT plants after infection indicative of positive regulation by WRKY33.
As expected, total dendritic length was severely decreased in cul1 mutants and increased in cul3-mutant ddaC neurons, when compared to wild type (Figure 5B).
However, aggressive treatment above the optimal level can substantially promote the spread of highly transmissible resistant mutants and increase the total number of infections.
