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Highly mutated viruses can no longer replicate, and thus technology for producing viral vectors by the complementation of defective genes using complementing cells or packaging systems is impeded by low vector yields and contamination with wild-type virus rescuants.

The complementation of nof1-2 allele was obtained by crossing hemizygous plants with complemented homozygous nof1-1 plandselectingecting for homozygous nof1-2/nof1-2 nof1-2/nof1-2 nof1-2/nof1-2

Both phenotypes were complemented by pKTH3832, indicating that they are caused by the Ecs deficiency (the complementation of the lysostaphin sensitivity is shown in Figure 1C).

The complementation of cereal-based food with grain legumes is a vegetarian diet with high-quality protein.

It will be a useful tool for the complementation of bridge management systems, used commonly for condition assessment.

This paper proposes the complementation of the WQI assessment system for Destination Marketing Organizations with the Multi-criteria Decision Aiding (MCDA) method ELECTRE.

For the complementation of a K+-uptake mutant of E. coli by OsGLRs, the K+ uptake-deficient E. coli strain LB650 with mutations in the TRK H and TRK G genes was used for complementation studies (Stumpe and Bakker 1997).

Compatible with this hypothesis, the complementation of the third whorl floral organs of the pi-1 mutant plants were observed when CsPI was expressed under the control of the AP3 promoter 5D3.

We found that the improvement in xylose fermentation by the KSM strain was not because of heterozygosity or genome duplication but because of the complementation of the two xylose-metabolic pathways.

With the consideration of the variations of the solar irradiation and the complementation of the biomass, the on-design and off-design thermodynamic performances of this system are numerically studied.

The classical dominance model of heterosis explains the superiority of hybrid plants by the complementation of deleterious parental alleles by superior alleles of the second parent at many loci [3].