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This scaling vector allows for independent scaling of each overlapping symbol thereby adding an additional degree of freedom at the cost of additional signal processing.

The conversion of the ORF to a destination vector allows for protein expression or functional studies in an organism of interest.

This control vector allows for Δrabies infection via the tva receptor but no transsynaptic spreading, as the cell lacks GP (Wickersham et al., 2007a).

The peGFPLucMut expression vector allows for a highly sensitive evaluation of the repair events, while giving the possibility to report the rescued luciferase activity to a percentage of transfected cells.

Lentiviral vector allows for sustained transgene delivery, nondividing and dividing cells infection, and broad tissue tropism, making it a more efficient and safer vehicle for spinal cord transduction [ 15].

A gene expression "toolkit" has been constructed for S. stercoralis using a gfpS65C gene from a C. elegans expression system and the S. stercoralis era-1 3′-UTR (Li et al. 2006, 2011); cloning S. stercoralis promoter sequences into this vector allows for cell- and tissue-specific expression of GFP.

The vector allowed for simultaneous expression of three fluorescent reporter proteins in the same subcellular location or two interacting transcription factors inducing anthocyanin accumulation.

The incorporation of predicted quantities in the input vector allowed for theoretical mutant N-linked glycan branching predictions without initial experimental analysis of protein structures.

In this report, we modified Salmonella to bear a plasmid vector allowing for stable expression of angiogenic inhibitors.

Our formulation is different from previous ones [1, 2] in that the former incorporates normal vector components and non-Lambertian errors in one combined vector, allowing for the straightforward application of OMP.

The same protective efficacy can be achieved with lower doses of adenovirus vector allowing for a more extended use of each preparation and importantly minimizing toxicity from the vaccine vector.