Cells expressing these constructs remained temperature-sensitive for growth in the absence of uracil (Figure 2B).
These two mutants remained temperature-resistant in spite of introduction of ltsA::kan mutation that causes temperature-sensitive growth in the wild-type background.
The remaining temperature trend, they reasoned, is at least in part, and almost certainly in large part, due to the monotonically increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases.
After including the remaining temperature data (from February 6th to retrieval), capsules from all sites were retrieved at 493 ± 26 degree days (between 69 and 80 actual days) after fertilization (Table 1).
On Day 40, when the maximum % of strobilation was reached, the proportion of polyps that died without strobilating was 16% ±211%) and 8% (±18%) for 21°C and 23°C, respectively, and zero for the remaining temperatures.
At the remaining temperatures there was no apparent deme-type related pattern in the rank order of growth rates.
Piles P 1 and P 4 remained at temperature >50 °C for three and two days, respectively.
The patient remained febrile (temperature 39°C), and the abdominal pain increased in intensity despite full-dose anticoagulation.
Also, the results of radiant cooling experiments show that the floor surface temperature remained above 21 °C, the temperature difference among surfaces remained below 6 °C, and the vertical air temperature difference remained below 1.9 °C, conforming well to comfort standards.
High oxygen vacancy, formed during high-temperature holding, remained at room temperature due to a fast cooling rate.
Four were given saline at a 24°C room temperature and remained at normal body temperature during body temperature monitoring (normothermic group).
