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On the other hand, mutant protein containing only RRM1 exhibited strong binding activity to the JCV promoter (Fig. 6C).

However, the suppression efficiency of this pair in mycobacteria is low (the yields of mutant protein containing an unnatural amino acid are less than 9% that of wild type protein) indicating that the suppressor tRNA does not efficiently compete with release factor in this system.

It is conceivable that the mutant protein containing the additional 59 amino acids is unstable because of some combination of protein misfolding or aggregation, leading to its degradation.

Because loop F sequences are highly variable and alignments are ambiguous, we only tested a mutant protein containing a substitution of the entire loop (construct F13), which failed to express.

Furthermore, whereas stable complexes can be achieved by reconstitution with wild-type Lhcb1 and only Chl b but not only Chl a[ 37, 43], the hypothesis predicts that stable complexes can be reconstituted with the mutant protein containing these substitutions and Chl a.

The mutant protein contains a single amino acid substitution (A to T) within the AS2/LOB domain.

Alternatively, as a disease in which the mutant protein contains an expanded polyglutamine tract, SCA6 may respond to the targets of drug therapies developed for Huntington's disease and other polyglutamine disorders.

Taken together these results show that compared to normal PABPN1, the mutant protein contains an increased amount of exposed hydrophobic patches to the surface of the protein.

Here, we report that the dis3-54 mutation resides in the Dis3 RNB domain, and that the mutant protein contains a reduced RNase activity.

In contrast, Top2 / Top2 Df9043 larvae that produce very low levels of a mutant protein contain small brains and no imaginal discs when grown at the nonpermissive temperature, but larger brains and discs when grown at the permissive temperature.

We choose codons for amino acids Arg, Leu, Ser, Ala and Gly which are rarely used and compared translation of the modified D1 proteins with the respective mutant proteins containing insertions with frequently used codons.