Each group is assumed to contain the equal fraction, 1/ M, of players.
Zhang et al. digested the protein sample to peptides, split the digest into two equal fractions, dephosphorylated the peptides in one fraction with alkaline phosphatase, and derivatized that fraction with a H-labeled reagent.
Specific examples include the gene families encoding Aux/IAA (71.5% [ 67]), GATA (39% [ 56]) and GRAS (40% [ 68]) transcription factors, or genes coding for 20S proteasome subunits (64% [ 69]); the given percentages equal fractions of retained gene duplicates that we calculated from published data.
Note that there is apparently a higher molar efficiency of kinase activation than kinase inhibition from the complex since the overall response is strongly repellent in the presence of close to equal fractions of the two conformers in native membranes.
The net phototaxis response is strongly repellent in the presence of close to equal fractions of the two conformers in H. salinarum cells.
All further passages followed the same method, dividing the cells into three equal fractions each time.
The particle-loaded vesicle inheritance variability is shown in Figure 7 B, which is a scatter plot of the particle inheritance as a function of nanoparticle-loaded vesicle inheritance; that is, uniform loading of the vesicles would give equal fractions and produce a straight line at 45° to the axes.
The ITLC strip was cut into two equal fractions, and the radioactivity of each fraction was measured in a gamma-counter (Perkin Elmer, Waltham, MA, USA).
Point mutations in the serosa layer displayed equal fractions of GC to AT transitions and GC to TA transversions with some 1-base pair deletions (Figure 8).
The eluate was divided in equal fractions, diluted 10-fold in dilution buffer and the second ChIP was performed as in the first step.
