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These selected mutants were then screened for 3 h memory performance in a well-defined olfactory conditioning paradigm, and one strain (No. 1021) was found defective.

In HIV infection, NK-DC interaction was found defective in HIV-1-infected viremic, but not aviremic patients, characterized by abnormalities in the process of reciprocal NK-DC activation and maturation, as well as a defect in NK-cell elimination of iDCs [30].

If a previously applied sealant was found defective at examination, this did not usually lead to further maintenance.

The ProC® Global is a clotting assay designed to globally evaluate the functionality of the protein C (PC) pathway, which is found defective in up to 30% of the Caucasian patients with thrombophilia.

In contrast to wild-type parasites, ΔLdMT and ΔLdRos3 parasites were found defective in the low temperature uptake of NBD-PC and NBD-PE (Fig. 2B).

To further support the CoIP analysis, all Magmas mutants were found defective in inhibiting DnaJC19 ATPase stimulation (Fig.  9C).

After exposure to UV light, the ruvA and ruvB mutants were found defective in cell division, resulting in nonseptate multinucleated cells [ 77].

To address, we have utilized Ts mutants of Magmas which were found defective in forming a stable subcomplex with yPam18 in mitochondrial lysates.

Based on this analysis, prelamin A-expressing cells were found defective in the acetylation of H4 at lysine 16 residue (H4K16).

Since the recruitment of DNA repair proteins is found defective in Mof-null cells even at early time points after irradiation, it indicates that both basal as well as the DNA damage inducible-H4K16 acetylevels levels are important to create the chromatin structure conducive for DNA damage recognition, DSB repair protein recruitment and further signalling.

It was found that defective carbon onions could be formed simply by irradiation of focused common diode lasers with intensity much lower (103 106 W/cm2) than those used in the previous work.