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Two stable lines (bhEx78 and bhEx148 ) were generated for pGF50 (20 ng/µL), both of which rescued Egl and vulval invagination defects in sy5336 animals.
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In brief, either HA-tagged or untagged ELMO, both of which rescue elmo mutants, were expressed using the muscle-specific mef2-GAL4 driver.
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The pup recently underwent a successful operation to repair his paw, reports the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, which rescued the dog.
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However, if the initial cell density is above C crit, AHL activates the production of LuxR and further drives the production of CcdA which rescues the population by inhibiting the toxicity of CcdB.
On the other hand, phosphorylation of eIF2α is accompanied by increased expression of BiP which rescues host cells from stress contributing to host survival as observed during interferon gamma-induced persistent C. pneumoniae infection [13].
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