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Furthermore, we were able to recreate in young atg deficient plants the spreading cell death induced by pathogen infection (as observed in older atg plants) by priming them with ER stress (Fig. 5B).
We were able to recreate the naturally occurring mutations S81L and G170R in AGT identified in compound heterozygous patient and to isolate and characterize the heterodimer in the purified recombinant form.
By stable transfection of p75NTR we were able to recreate, in PC12-27 cells, a TrkA/p75NTR ratio and a p75NTR surface distribution analogous to those of the wtPC12 cells.
We were able to recreate the clumpy morphology of EvoClone9 with mutations in MCK1, IRC8, and GIN4; note that EvoClone3, one of the two other clumpy clones with wild type ACE2, also had a mutation in IRC8.
Through the analysis of detailed output of Monte Carlo ensembles of agent based simulations we were able to recreate many possible scenarios of infection transmission using an empirically grounded dynamic contact network, providing a validated and grounded simulation framework and methodology.
Although we were able to recreate higher performance runs for MetaPhlAn on their previously published test sets, MetaPhlAn's lower performance on the PhymmBL test suggests that it may be more difficult to do both taxonomic identification and relative abundance estimation when microbial content consists exclusively of exceptionally low per genome coverage.
"The dynamics of those groups is what we are able to recreate with new technology.
By fabricating only key pieces of the rock face, we're able to recreate outdoor environments without the need for oversized gantries or other non-standard manufacturing equipment," said Emily Whiting, lead researcher and rock climbing enthusiast.
Imagine what might be possible, especially if we're able to recreate information systems to generate any consciousness-based reality fathomable.
Were the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation to fail, for example, there would be nothing we could do to turn it back on, nor would we be able to recreate coral reefs or resurrect the Amazon.
A deep understanding of what causes the phenotypic variation arising from such patterning processes cannot be claimed before we are able to recreate this variation theoretically by what we call causally cohesive genotype-phenotype models (cGP models) [ 1].
