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One of these mutants, E1954Q, was further manipulated by replacing the F cleavage site sequence of typical velogenic strains with that of the LaSota vaccine, resulting in a new mutant, G7M.
The authors of this study imitated sequences of typical mixed convection cooling regimes (a day regime possibly preceded by night cooling) in a modified PASLINK cell and varied the air supply/exhaust configuration and added to some cases a thermally massive floor.
These sequences and other protein sequences of typical serpin genes in human and mouse were used to construct the phylogenetic tree of serpins.
Although some contained sequences of typical transposable element protein domains, they seemed to be inactive due to stop codons and frameshift mutations.
We thus performed genome sequencing of (i) isolates representing Listeria species (except for L. grayi) for which no genome sequences are publicly available and (ii) atypical strains of Listeria species for which genome sequences of typical strains were already available.
Inter-rater reliability for multiple raters are analysed by using standard video sequences of typical workplaces for risk assessment and by rating these videos by a group of selected experts under standardised conditions [ 54].
Glass panels are decorated with floral patterns that suggest the Fortuny fabric that lines the gallery walls of the permanent collection, and the hallway leading into the exhibition space is marked with bamboo portals, suggesting the sequence of rooms typical of beaux-arts buildings.
Figure 13 shows the impulse response sequence of a typical echo path which was taken from G168 standard [32].
The deduced DND protein sequence was aligned with related protein sequence of other typical vertebrates).
We used the sequence of a typical class B CpG ODN (ODN2006) to develop novel agonists for human TLR9.
Cell death increased after EGCG and IIF treatments for 72 h with a sequence of events typical for apoptosis: cell shrinkage, nuclear fragmentation, altered cytoskeleton architecture, and sudden cell disruption.
