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Interestingly, distinct ORB-like elements harboring G-string were found in the IRs flanking nearly two-thirds (102 of 154) of the orc/cdc6 genes (Table  1 and Additional files 3 and 4), and the predicted replication origins were rechecked manually to remove deficient origins such as oriC3-cdc6D* in H. hispanica.

The deficient animal tries various kinds of food and concentrates on those that remove the deficiency.

Analysis of repair intermediates revealed that nuclear extracts from both XPG-deficient lines remove CAG/CTG hairpins via incisions, but the incision products are distinct from those generated in HeLa extracts.

Biochemical function often is studied by observing the response of tissue enzymes (removed from a deficient host animal) after a purified vitamin preparation is added.

Immune system scavengers called macrophages seem to be the predators: If the spleen, headquarters to the macrophages, is removed, the CD47-deficient red blood cells were spared.

Having healthy options easily available will remove the temptation to eat nutrient-deficient foods in their place.

Although these findings are notable, a major limitation of the study is that individuals who were determined G6PD deficient based on the FST were excluded from the study (n = 32), thereby plausibly removing those most severely deficient and thereby those with the highest risk of primaquine-induced hemolysis.

The use of acid-treated glassware and plasticware to remove Cu ion traces [17] improved only marginally CYC6 expression in Cu-deficient medium (data not shown).

IL-10-deficient mice exhibited diarrhea at 3-4 mofths of age, after which time the mice were sacrificed to remove the colon.

We conclude that although MMR-proficient and -deficient cells remove Pt from their genome at equal rates, the loss of a functional MMR system facilitates the reactivation of a cisplatin-damaged reporter gene.

A comparison was made of the ability of MMR-proficient and -deficient cells to remove cisplatin adducts from their genome and to reactivate a transiently transfected plasmid that had previously been inactivated by cisplatin to express the firefly luciferase enzyme.