ruvC mutants are not completely deficient for splice recombination, but exhibit a recombinant frequency that is decreased by half [77], [78], [88]; ruvC removes "break-join" splice recombinants specifically and does not alter splice recombinants formed via the "break-copy" or BIR (break-induced replication) route [77], [78].
In our experiments, (dis)assembly of this complex occurs via the breaking of the α-β interfaces to give αβ2, β2 and α monomers.
Thus, gap size determination via the broken branch method underestimated gap sizes by approximately 14% compared to the hemispherical photograph method.
Despite this error, our linear model showed a relatively good fit for the relationship between values obtained via the broken branch method versus the hemispherical photograph method (R = 0.5928).
They added a slick third try via Danny Orr before the break with Hull a man down after Gareth Raynor was sin-binned for holding down Brett Dallas.
In total, the Mavericks are producing 64.1 points per game via assist since the break, an uptick of 11.7 compared to the first 55 games.
Davis [ 10] proposed a Gondwanan origin for the Pomatiopsidae, with rafting to mainland Asia (via the Indian Craton after the break up of Gondwana) and colonization of Southeast Asia and China (Tibet/Yunnan) via the northern India-Myanmar, Brahmaputra-Irrawaddy river corridor during the mid to late Miocene.
News of the tragedy spread via social media during the break, and the Yellow Wall decided to stop all singing as a mark of respect in the second half.
They did manage their first points a minute after the break via a long-range drop goal from Sánchez, but the ruthless Boks scored a second try straight from the restart.
Stevenage hit back before the break via Luke Freeman's 25-yarder before Crewe loan man Chuks Aneke was red-carded for a two-footed lunge at Anthony Grant.
But Liverpool came closest to scoring before the break via West Brom's Steven Reid, who almost put the ball into his own net under no pressure at all following Shelvey's cross.
