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These results agree with numerous reports on strains and mutants of many plant viruses showing that symptom severity and virus multiplication were uncoupled [29] [34].

Our observation of eat-6 mutants as well as mutants of many synaptic components being completely resistant to 5-HT treatment suggests that eat-6 is one component mediating the inhibitory input of 5-HT to ACh neurotransmission.

The grapevine industry relies on many somatic mutants of many standard cultivars.

The scheme is generally consistent with the role of the amino acid residues shown clustered around the reaction site as bicarbonate and Asc binding sites as modelled by Brisson et al. (2012) and Yoo et al. (2006) and our steady-state kinetic analysis of ACCO mutants of many of the same residues (Kadyrzhanova et al. 1997, 1999; Dilley et al. 2001, 2003) and data presented herein.

Indeed, the viability of female mutants for many of the MSL components, indicates that the MSL complex is not required.

In particular, using the RNAi knockdown mutants of DG, many genes had been identified as possible regulatory genes of DG and dystrophin, such as genes involved in muscle function and components of Notch, TGF- β, and EGFR signalling pathways [ 75].

In fact, the overexpression of wild type or the expression of constitutively active mutant versions of many GEFs have been usually associated to oncogenesis rather than to growth inhibitory signals.

Further to this, we found that dmyc is a transcriptional target of the SWH pathway, and dMyc protein is strongly upregulated in mutant clones of many members of the pathway (unpublished data).

Mutant populations of many crop species including wheat have been developed through chemical mutagenesis, and mutations in a range of target genes have been identified in such populations using ' Targeting Induced Local Lesions IN Genomes' (TILLING) [ 12, 13] techniques.

Cranial neural tube defects (NTDs) occur in mice carrying mutant alleles of many different genes, whereas isolated spinal NTDs (spina bifida) occur in fewer models, despite being common human birth defects.

The A. thaliana knockout mutants for many of these genes developed by either T-DNA insertion, ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS) mutagenesis, or x-ray mutagenesis suggest roles in cell expansion and elongation.