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The basal mutant showed significant increases in Meta II half-life (Figure S3), while the t1/2 for mutants A117C/, L119C/, G120C/, E122C/, S127C/, V129C/, V130C/, L131C/, and R135C/Basal mutant varied from 34 to 46 min, which is similar to that of the basal mutant (t1/2, 41 min) (Table 1).

Ice crystal morphologies of these mutants varied from hexagonal bipyramidal forms with the same or reduced activities compared to the wild-type hAFP, to columnar spicules with weak ice-binding activity without detectable thermal hysteresis.

Although the body size of these mutants varied from smaller to near normal, their heads were significantly reduced in size and their brains showed severe hypoplasia of cerebral hemispheres (Fig.  2A).

At the viscosity of deuterated water (nrel, 1.23 mPa S), the kcat of WT and the three mutants varied from 88 to 108% of the kcat in non-sucrose-containing buffer.

In their classic experiments, the frequency of selectively detected mutants varied from one parallel culture to the next due to chance timing in the occurrence of the first mutation.

The enzyme concentration for mutants was varied from 100 to 350 μM.

As a whole, type 1 mutants varied greatly from type 2 mutants, demonstrating high levels of HIF-2α, cyclin D1 and α5 integrin, lower p27 levels, and a spindly, fibroblastic cellular appearance.

Though the severity of the growth delay varied from mutant to mutant, none of the single mutants exhibited the initial drop in OD600 characteristic of wild-type germinating spores.

Formation of 7II in PMCs at MI was always 100% in mutant and it varied from 80.77% to 88.46% (pooled 85.45%) in control.

Mutants varied greatly in the amount of biomass formed.

The rad59 mutants displayed frequencies of translocation formation by SSA that varied from a level close to that of the null mutant to a level that was essentially wild type.