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A CRISPR Cas9 vector for K. marxianus (Nambu-Nishida et al. 2017) expressing a pair of guide RNAs (gRNA-1 and gRNA-2) flanking the INU1 coding region was constructed and used to transform the parent strain; transformants were then screened for the inu1 mutation (Fig. 1a).

The results indicate that a barrier of 0.48 mRyd atom−1 (relative to the B2 phase) must be overcome to transform the parent B2 NiTi to orthorhombic B19 martensite.

When chromosomal DNA of the resulting mutant, designated B16B6Δ tpsC2-5, was used to transform the parent strain B16B6, the kan cassette was found at the same position as in the original mutant in all 150 transformants examined as evidenced by PCRs.

Barley transformed the parent toxins by cleavage of one acetyl group (C-15 position, in case of HT2) or two acetyl groups (C-4 and C-15 position, in case of T2), respectively.

The Elsons turned to their youngest son, Harry, who is 36 and an architect in New York with his own practice, and asked him to transform the space, using his parents' craft collection as inspiration.

That this campaign has raised not £1m or £2m, but £3.5m is what will transform the lives of children, parents, doctors and everybody connected to Great Ormond Street Hospital to an extent that we simply did not imagine possible.

This is what transforms the young parents forever and gives their babies a better chance in life.

Methylated plasmid DNA transformed into the parent strain (JWCB005) at a frequency (~0.5 × 10 transformants per mg plasmid DNA) and the difference is likely due to incomplete methylation of the plasmid DNA in vitro.

He has admitted that only meaningful choice for patients and parents will transform the NHS and state education.

What I never imagined was that SpanglishBaby, and now our book Bilingual is Better, could actually transform the lives of children whose parents now have access to the knowledge, tools and community-support necessary for embarking on the journey of gifting their child with the benefits of a bilingual upbringing.

In this way, the cultivation of high levels of medicalised anxiety relating to the potential deleterious effects of the pill on fertility allowed several young women to transform the possibility of becoming young parents into something positive, despite the generalised societal pathologisation of teenage pregnancy.