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As shown in Fig. 5, 35S-Met labeled Ey ΔPD, which contains the Ey HD, was retained specifically by the PD through the RED subdomain (Fig. 5B).
Finally, in figure 4 is shown that AQP1 is retained specifically by the Lin7-GFP, confirming co-immunoprecipitation experiments.
Among the proteins retained specifically on GST-AP2 coated beads Ku70 and Ku80 proteins were identified by mass spectrometry.
It seems unlikely that the Tol/Pal system would be retained specifically for the uptake of pathogens, but conservation of an active, if promiscuous transport system, might have been essential to the early eukaryote.
Taken together these results suggest that flatfish have indeed lost and retained specifically some crybb genes likely as a consequence of independent events indicative of divergent evolution and do not support a decay of the visual system as previously hypothesized in flatfish based on the set of crystallin-encoding genes [ 26].
We therefore routinely use washing conditions containing 0.1% SDS with no additional salts for reducing background protein contamination while retaining specifically bound Ntapi AHA1.
The αReps bGFPs are clearly able to retain specifically their target after repeated washes and can be used as tools to isolate their target from a complex cell extract.
It's always a risk to meet one's heroes, and a small Texas town seemed an inhospitable spot for a writer who, throughout all his multifarious work, has retained a specifically English sensibility.
The ancestral extensin was retained and specifically expanded in the genome of Arabidopsis, but was lost from the genomes of the other three rosids.
In other words, land plants specifically retained some duplicated domain architectures, while specifically discriminating against the retention of other duplicated domain architectures.
Whatever the facts, to ambitious artists in 20th-century India, Modernism presented a challenge: How do you make art that can be viable in a market defined largely in Western terms but can retain a specifically Indian identity?
