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This synergistic effect was particularly detectable in root development where the lrx3 lrx4 double mutant and the lrx5 single mutant showed a root length similar to the wild type whereas the lrx3 lrx4 lrx5 triple mutant roots were much shorter (Fig. 2a).
This has been particularly detectable in healthy fibres in all regenerative trial from 7 dpa and close to the clot.
Anti-Mi-2 autoantibodies are particularly detectable in dermatomyositis patients [ 53], of whom almost 20% are positive.
As a single or dominant subtype has typically been reported for milk-borne Campylobacter outbreaks when subtyping has been undertaken [ 10, 16– 20], these outbreaks may be particularly detectable by genomic approaches.
Surprisingly, a significant number of clones failed to express any detectable mCherry; this was particularly true when a relatively high level of act-integrase was used in the transfection and when the docking site Kc167-IPPI-66D was targeted.
Cramps, abdominal pain, and flatulence were particularly often detectable in diarrhea patients with bacterial infections, while nausea and vomiting were equally likely for both bacterial and viral infections.
The chimeric construct was detectable throughout the cytoplasm but was particularly abundant near the plasma membrane region.
The latter observation was particularly intriguing in view of the fact that Serpin-a3n encodes a secreted protein which is detectable in a variety of body fluids.
The discrepancy was particularly evident when titrating the FOXP3-transduced T cells, suggesting that FOXP3Δ2Δ7 apparently fails to transfer any detectable suppressor function (Fig. 5B).
Moreover, mutations in exons 5 and 6 are particularly immunogenic, and elicit detectable auto-immune anti-p53 antibodies in the circulation (IgM and IgG).
A radio telescope listening to the CMB will "hear" this cold spot in the background.Dr Carlstrom says this method may be particularly useful because the SZE is detectable over much longer distances than light or X-rays.
