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According to previous reports in mice including whole-genome sequencing data, ENU-induced mutations were markedly biased toward mutations in A T base pairs (74.2 87%) [ 17, 27, 29, 30], which is considered to be a serious obstacle for random mutagenesis.

Therefore, our data show that the inactivation-attenuating effects of the N588K mutation were markedly greater when co-expressed hERG1a and 1b were studied than when hERG1a alone was studied.

As expected, the residual probability of carrying a BRCA1 mutation is markedly higher if the tumour in either the proband or the mother is known to be ER-negative.

We examined other PPARγ target genes, identified from extensive microarray profiling of normal IDCs (I.S. and L.N., unpublished data) and found that responses to PPARγ agonist in DBD and LBD truncation mutation-containing cells were markedly attenuated whereas FSX mutation-containing cells exhibited responses that were either similar or only slightly reduced compared to WT cells.

In the genome of the novel highly pathogenic PRRSV mutant, 4 deletions (2 deletions in nonstructural protein 2, one deletion in the 5′ untranslated region, and one deletion in the 3′ untranslated region), and some other point mutations, have occurred, which were markedly different from those found in any other previous virus isolate.

Interestingly, LHON fibroblasts with the 11778/ND4 mutation on a haplogroup H background were markedly more resistant to the toxicity of this compound, whereas no differences were observed with the other mutation/haplogroup combinations relative to controls.

The mutation yield on these two media also were markedly different, being greatly enhanced on DNB.

That might sound like a bad thing, but it turned out that when the mutations were present in their respective genes, cholesterol levels were markedly improved.

The reactions were markedly warmer.

This time prices were markedly higher.

But its theoretical physicists were markedly inferior.