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Subsequently, these clones were replica-plated onto SCF-Ura agar plates to test for the ability of GLUT5 to confer growth of yeast cells on fructose.
Note that this treatment was administered before the start of conditioning, although two sets of mice received Dox (100 mg/kg, 7 days) following completion of conditioning to test for the ability of Tat protein to alter established place preference responses (see Results).
These lists were used to test for the ability to learn specific items.
These lists were used to test for the ability to generalize the AMR to previously un-encountered items.
At least for short peptides, such long simulation times reduce the interpretation ambiguities associated with insufficient sampling, and are being seen as an acid test for the ability of current generation forcefields to reproduce the experimentally accessible physical reality.
One way to test for a nuclear function of PMK-3 would be to introduce a PMK-3 protein mutated at its nuclear localization signal, then test for the ability of this "cytoplasmically-restricted" PMK-3 mutant protein to rescue GLR-1 trafficking.
DCs were tested for the ability to stimulate allogeneic T lymphocytes in mixed leukocyte reaction (MLR).
Amniotic fluid from rhesus macaques was tested for the ability to neutralize SIV infection of CEMX174 cells.
Clinical variables were also tested for the ability to distinguish subjects with bacterial versus non-bacterial infection using the screened all subsets selection method described in the Statistical Methods.
These commercial kits were usually tested for the ability to detect bacterially expressed irisin (recombinant protein produced in the bacterial cytoplasm, and therefore not glycosylated), and a wide range of sensitivity was reported.
To further confirm the translational relevance of our findings, a patient-derived TP53/KRAS-mutated lung adenocarcinoma xenograft was tested for the ability to upregulate IFN-I pathway and Trex1 gene expression in response to hypofractionated versus high single dose radiation.
