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It is unlikely that both mutations would occur simultaneously, but Bridgham et al. (2006) found that one of the mutations retained sensitivity to 11-deoxycorticosterone, meaning that this intermediate step would still be functional, though in a different way, and could still have been favored before the second mutation occurred (Fig. 1B).

One group of the resulting toxin-resistant mutants lacked functional PA receptors and showed resistance to PA plus FP59, but retained sensitivity to DT and ETA (e.g., CHO PR230; [19]).

The data suggest that the PDK1-IFPC::IFPN-AKT1 complex, completely bypassed the ∼30% reduction in viability induced by PI3K inhibition but retained sensitivity to the ∼30% reduction in viability induced by mTORC1 inhibition.

Moreover, EL2-CCPGCC DAT exhibit robust DA uptake, albeit somewhat reduced as compared to wildtype, and retained sensitivity to PKC-mediated downregulation, suggesting that this mutant may be amenable to labeling with biarsenic dyes for live imaging studies of DAT trafficking.

All viruses retained sensitivity to zanamivir.

Cells deprived of oestrogens for 5 days retained sensitivity to growth inhibition by 4-hydroxy tamoxifen.

Basic research investigating the efficacy of trastuzumab-DM1 for HER2-positive breast cancer cell lines has found that trastuzumab-resistant cells retain sensitivity to trastuzumab-DM1 [7].

This work proposes a method of implementing priors that on one hand reflects the belief concerning the typical situation and on the other retains sensitivity to anomalies of the prescribed type.

The eyes are regressed, but retain sensitivity to light.

Our data show that although ESSC are resistant to standard cytotoxic agents, they retain sensitivity to YK-4-279.

Ewing's sarcoma contains an ALDHhigh stem-like population of chemotherapy-resistant cells that retain sensitivity to EWS-FLI1 inhibition.