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Moreover, synthesis of ferric reductase Cfl1 was upregulated, possibly to allow for capture of iron (III) ions, which are indispensable for Cat1 activity (Hammacott et al. 2000).

A number of 7×7 boards have been found, the most famous being the elaborate wooden board found at Ballinderry in 1932, featuring holes for pegged pieces, possibly to allow for portability of the game.

Mechanistic studies will clearly be important to understand the contribution of these mutations and expression changes to leukemogenesis and possibly to allow for the development of personalized therapies based on specific SNF2 or CRC targets.

However, to obtain a strong signal with the AtCNGC10 required 30 min longer incubations with the anti-AtCNGC10 antiserum than with the anti-AtCNGC5 antiserum, possibly to allow for the antisera to penetrate the protoplast to access the epitope on the cytosolic side of the membrane.

The negative correlation between number of berries (NB) and number of clusters (NC) likely results from plant physiological limitation, possibly insufficient carbon supply, to allow for fruit development and ripening.

Thus, to account for heterogeneity of services in SU across the four centers, as well as to allow for possibly different forms of selection bias (favorable, unfavorable or none), we analyze data from each of the four cities separately.

In both analyses a spline function was used for age to allow for the possibly nonlinear effect of age on risk.

We performed our analyses for both genders separately, because there are big differences between males and females in the prevalence rates of chronic conditions and we, therefore, wanted to allow for a possibly different association structure.

The Red Onion (420 East Cooper Avenue, 970-925-9043), the town's oldest bar in its original location (an 1892 building) and a local favorite for Mexican fare and microbrews, is scheduled to close on March 31 unless it receives an exception to the moratorium to allow for renovation and possibly an expansion.

We chose these parameters to allow for long gaps (possibly corresponding to large insertions/deletions) in the alignments.

We chose age 20 years as the cut-off to allow for the completion of possibly slower growth in Guangdong province and to maximise the limited number who migrated as adults given digit preference for migration at age 20 years.