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However, unlike ORF33, ORF38 was partially sensitive to detergent in the absence of trypsin (Fig. 1C, lane 2).

Using this construct we found that although inhibition of current amplitude was still partially sensitive to RGKs, Rem2 no longer altered gating kinetics, implicating different determinants for this specific mode of Rem2-mediated regulation.

The additional tree- and site-specific effects on the original parameters A and B of the Korf function that are partially sensitive to climate change, are assumed to be non-linear.

In HEK-293 human embryonic kidney cells, LPA and thrombin receptor-mediated Erk 1/2 activation is partially sensitive to both the RGDS peptide and tyrphostin AG1478, suggesting that both focal adhesion and receptor tyrosine kinase scaffolds are employed in these cells.

All adult patients present on the intensive care unit (ICU) between October 2009 and July 2014 who had MDR-GN sepsis were considered for HDA and high-flow (>45 mL/kg/h) CVVHDF when an isolated pathogen was at least partially sensitive to aminoglycosides and the patient's condition was not improving with conventional therapy.

Compared to wildtype cells, ubp2Δ mutants are partially sensitive to the drug.

However, the present data does not allow us to determine whether glucose uptake occured via insulin-sensitive (GLUT 4) and partially insulin sensitive (GLUT 1) glucose transporters [ 37] or was merely caused by the significantly increased arterial blood glucose levels, or a combination of both.

HCT-116 WT cells were partially TRAIL sensitive but profoundly sensitized by co-treatment with SNS-032 (Supplementary Figure S5d).

The OS was 21 months in patients with partially platinum sensitive ROC and 36 months in fully sensitive ROC (Ferrero et al, 2007).

The Partial Volume (PV) effect in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging leads to loss in quantification accuracy, which manifests in PV effects (small objects occupy partially the sensitive volume of the imaging instrument, resulting in blurred images).

The enzyme ApeKI used for preparation of GBS libraries is partially methylation sensitive [ 2], and this leads to the preferential restriction of coding sequences.