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Gp150 mutants show normal host colonization [27].
These mutants show normal locomotory behavior when stimulated and do not have basic locomotory defects [6].
We observed that the double mutant cells exhibited poor growth at 23°C, 30°C, and 37°C, whereas orc5-1 single mutants show normal growth at 23°C and 30°C, but not at 37°C and the fun30 mutant cells did not show any remarkable temperature sensitivity (Figures 2 A, 3 A).
AtRaptor1A AtRaptor1B double mutants show normal embryonic development but are unable to maintain post-embryonic meristem-driven growth.
Sema5A −/− congenic mutants show normal locomotor behavior in the open field test, and mutant and WT mice exhibit similar anxiety levels.
Temperature sensitive shits2 mutants show normal early development at 28 and 30°C and a complete disruption of cellularization at 32°C confirming that 32°C is the restrictive temperature for studying defects in shits2 mutants.
Quantitative analyses of the brains and spinal cords of adult null mutants showed normal cellular organization, normal anatomical features of the corticospinal and thalamocortical pathways, and basic neurophysiological properties of thalamocortical synaptic transmission which were quantitatively indistinguishable from wild-type mice.
Unlike OsMYB103L, whose mutation lead to the reduction in the cellulose content and a brittle culm phenotype (Ye et al., 2015), snd2 mutants showed normal culm and no obvious change in plant morphology except for lower cellulose content and thinner sclerenchyma cell wall(Fig. 5b and g).
Our primary screen controls for this important concern since the selected mutants showed normal memory in the short-term re-test (STM).
On the other hand, osrecql4 mutants showed normal growth and were fertile, although osrecql4 mutants showed aberrantly sized OsRecQl4 protein, indicating that OsRecQl4 might not be essential.
AaegTRPA1 -/- mutants showed normal attraction to stimuli at or below 45°C, but strikingly lacked normal avoidance of higher temperature stimuli (50°C and 55°C).
