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The resultant chromosome again exhibited recessive lethality that was not complemented by the Nup98-96 Df 3R Exel9014Df(3R)Exel9014 and Df 3R BSC489 ), thus confirming that the chromosome examined carried Nup98-96.
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It would be tempting to speculate that the essential genes are more likely to be non-redundant with a critical function that is not complemented by homologous genes.
Given the multiple phenotypic traits that were not complemented by restoring the pentaglycine interpeptide, changes in the genome transcription profile were expected.
Bactericidal assays against the infecting strain could not be performed because of endogenous killing that was not complement mediated and was presumed to be caused by the presence of antimicrobial drugs in the serum samples.
Moreover, seed set analysis in cenh3-1/CENH3 cenh3-1/CENH3izygous for T1e CENH3-GFplantssgene revealed a seed abortion ratio closely matchemizygous3, indicating that cenh3-1 −/− embryo lethality is not complemented (Additional fore 4: Figure S3).
However, hsa4610 also contains several genes that are not part of the complement cascade, making it larger than GO 0006958 (67 genes to 28) and reducing its significance in the enrichment analysis, since none of the extra genes have a SNP with p<0.001.
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