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The pilP deletion mutant not only lost the extending spike-like densities, but remarkably the symmetry of the peripheral ring changed from 14 to 19.

Interestingly, overexpression of rcsB in a cupD mutant not only abolished the increased biofilm phenotype, but it further decreased the level of biofilm formation, as compared to a cupD mutant carrying the vector control.

Interestingly, the SPI-1 Salmonella mutant not only infected the tissues of the small intestine, but by 5 days post infection, severe inflammation, submucosal edema, necrosis, vascular thrombosis, and villus atrophy had also occurred.

Interestingly, the pst mutant not only induced systems involved in phosphate acquisition and metabolism, despite phosphate availability, but also modulated stress response mechanisms.

If the mutant not only invades, but is driven to fixation, then the population becomes monomorphic for a new level of competition, z0' which equals z0 + za.

In the double mutant, not only the two mechanisms fatty acid composition and AcrAB-TolC efflux pump but also hundreds of genes were influenced by a change of two global regulators: deletion of FadR and overproduction of MarA.

Further characterization of mutants that have impairments in either floral promoters or floral repressors revealed that these mutants not only display defects in flowering time but also have altered inflorescence architectures.

However, recent work has questioned the conclusions drawn from these early GRdim studies, with evidence that GRdim mutants not only activate gene transcription, but that, in direct contradiction to the initial GRdim work, are also capable of forming dimers.

Assessment of field grown mutants not only revealed a drastic reduction in the percentage of ripened grain, 1000-grain weight and final yield, but also significantly reduced partitioning of assimilates to the panicles, whereby the total dry weight remained unaffected.

Furthermore, transformation of the cloned wild-type NPR1 gene into npr1 mutants not only complemented the mutations, restoring the responsiveness to SAR induction with respect to PR-gene expression and resistance to infections, but also rendered the transgenic plants more resistant to infection by P. syringae in the absence of SAR induction.

It is clear that the endosomal defects in ESCRT-II mutants not only affect Notch signaling.