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HR is also suppressed during G1, when use of the homologous chromosome as a template would result in loss of heterozygosity.

In cycling NER-deficient cells, UV irradiation would not cause a G1 delay or G2/M arrest and replication of the damaged template would lead to the accumulation of ssDNA regions resulting in Mec1 activation.

In order to steadily detect fluorescence signal for methylated- P16 at the proportion of 1/64 (1.56%), each MethyLight reaction (25 μl) should contain at least 8 ng bisulfite-modified template DNA that would result in the Ct value for the input reference COL2A1 ≤ 29.3.

Hence, templates were selected that would result in a joint reconstruction with equal leg length and offset and lateralization according to the opposite hip, with reconstruction of the Ménard Shenton line.

Based on the above definition of reverse reaction templates and a correct AAM, this would result in them being considered the reverse of each other.

We predicted that the use of Chinese age-specific templates with Chinese children's MRIs would result in significantly less deformation and more consistency between original and transformed images than the use of other age-or nationality-inappropriate templates.

In addition, several primer sets spanned an intron, and the absence of larger-sized amplicon that would result from genomic DNA template was confirmed by gel electrophoresis of the PCR product and by its melting point curve.

Further, polyclonal beads containing multiple templates and fluorescence leakage of adjacent beads would result in "junk" data.

If strand slippage did not occur after dNTP insertion opposite the template 5′-neighbor base, then a −1 deletion would result.

We reasoned that mutating G498 into a sterically more demanding amino acid would result in a more crowded template binding site, which might effect discrimination between C and 5mC upon extension from mismatched primer strands.

Implementation of the ICU template model at our institution under base case conditions would result in a $205,230 savings over our current "technologist for all" model.