Sentence examples for sensitive to deletion from inspiring English sources

For example, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MSRA) were found to be sensitive to deletion of the two component system VraSR.

To validate these apparent differences in how RPEL1MAL and RPEL2MAL engage actin, we tested whether complex formation by RPEL1MAL and RPEL2MAL is differentially sensitive to deletion of F375actin using GST RPEL pull-down assays (Guettler et al, 2008).

RPEL1MAL and RPEL2MAL recovered exogenous wild-type β-actin and endogenous β-actin efficiently from total cell lysates, but only the RPEL2MAL: G-actin interaction was sensitive to deletion of F375actin, in agreement with our structural data.

Thus, we conclude the ability of Dbx1 preBötC neurons to spontaneously generate rhythmic respiratory motor output in slice preparations is sensitive to deletion of 85 ± 1.96(20) Dbx1 interneurons, i.e., 8 22% of its core.

In a similar manner, each gene deletion defines a list of genes that are sensitive to its deletion, i.e. display aggravating interactions with it using the same threshold, −2.5, as Collins et al. 2007a; Schuldiner et al., 2005).

Thus, it follows that the Lebesgue constants are sensitive to the deletion of the endpoints.

We found that only the RSC1 complex affects genome-wide 5' acetylated H4 levels, and that the small STE11 cryptic transcript is sensitive to RSC1 deletion.

This finding also indicates that there is differential regulation of each cryptic promoter as the large cryptic promoter was not sensitive to RSC1 deletion.

The third class of Purkinje cells would require both Apoer2 and Vldlr to ensure their proper dispersal, would be sensitive to the deletion of either receptor and therefore disperse poorly in either null mutant.

In the original report suggesting that Ca2+ induced exposure of PS was sensitive to ABCA1 deletion [7], although a similar assay was used, the result was not reported as the level of PS exposure, as shown here, but rather the fraction of cells in which PS exposure was elevated.

Our data suggest that different aspects of short-term memory are differentially sensitive to GluA1 deletion.