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Cyclops stands out amongst Lotus mutants that develop uninfected nodule primordia.

Using sub-phenotypic doses of rab8 morpholino, we observe an increase in the proportion of cc2d2a mutants that develop pronephric cysts (53% in uninjected and 50% in control-morpholino-injected embryos versus 89% in rab8-morpholino-injected embryos, P = 0.0001, χ test, Fig.  7K), thereby indicating that this functional interaction occurs in multiple cell types.

In an "inverse mosaic" approach, germline mutants that develop tumors with high spatial and temporal specificity are studied by genetically manipulating specific regions of the tumor, or its environment, by expressing either the missing protein, or another protein, suspected to play a role in tumor development (Manfruelli et al., 1996; Qiu et al., 1998; Chiu et al., 2005).

Using five mutants that developed spontaneous resistance to 3 (3R mutants), we determined the MIC of compounds 1, 2, and 3 to the 3R mutants (Supplementary Table S1).

In atorvastatin-treated wild-type siblings and tie-2 mutants that developed hemorrhages, the lumen of the vessels in the head region was hardly recognizable (data not shown) and the endothelial cell-cell junctions could not be analyzed.

We initiated a screen for mutants that developed an exaggerated cell death response following inoculation with the powdery mildew fungus, Golovinomyces cichoracearum (= Erysiphe cichoracearum) as a means of identifying components of the HR programmed cell death.

They found only two women whose virus had the vulnerability — and it wasn't the same virus that first infected them, but a mutant that developed a few months later.

Therefore, a mutant that develops or ages slowly might appear to have a habituation defect if the animals are not staged carefully.

In Arabidopsis, the fruit without fertilization (fwf) mutant that develops parthenocarpic fruit [ 2] has a lesion in the AUXIN RESPONSIVE FACTOR 8 (ARF8) gene [ 3].

Thus, our experiments incorporated seeds from interploidy crosses generating both viable and lethal parental imbalance, a fertilized FIS-class mutant that develops with a phenotype resembling lethal paternal excess, and an unfertilized FIS-class mutant that develops with no paternal contribution.

The mutant limbs that develop are severely truncated and lack most of the digits and scapula.