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These mutants are predicted to restore activity in the H266 variant (Table 1, "restorative" mutants; Figure 2b).

A mutation in AhFAD2A was predicted to restore function to the normally inactive enzyme.

All of the single mutants are expected to disrupt the secondary structure, while the double mutants are predicted to restore it.

In summary, a substantial anaplerotic amino acid flux into the CAC is predicted to restore both spans of the CAC, maintaining [NAD+→NADH], oxidative phosphorylation, and energetic viability.

41 Hence a grain-free whole-food diet would be predicted to restore the GI microbiota to the less inflammatory state that humans coevolved with.

Indeed, the inactivation of the glyoxylate pathway through the knockout of gene aceA is predicted to restore the organism's ability to produce biomass and hence grow (Fig. 1).

Studies in yeast, nematodes and flies have shown changes in chromatin with age, and most excitingly, have demonstrated that molecular genetic and pharmacological interventions that are predicted to preserve or restore an earlier, more "youthful" chromatin state contribute to extend longevity [ 2, 3, 7- 19].

In Figure 9B, results are shown from simulations with the same initial conditions as in panel A. The threshold dose duration required to restore health is predicted to decrease as the probiotic dose level is increased.

Species predicted to be climate-sensitive occupied restored habitat at similar rates to other species.

This reversion is predicted to change the amino acid at position 150 from asparagine to aspartic acid and restore functionality to the desaturase enzyme.

We introduced mutations into the 5′ NTR of a CTV replicon to alter the sequence and/or the predicted secondary structures with or without additional compensatory changes designed to restore predicted secondary structures, and examined their effect on replication in transfected protoplasts.