Because of the deficiencies in the evidence which we have already noted, it is devoid of evidentiary support.
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In human and mouse, it is known to undergo alternative splicing in its C-terminal region, which is devoid of known protein domains.
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Taurolidine is in vivo degraded to methylol-containing products, which exert antibacterial, antiendotoxin and antiadherence activities, and taurine, which is devoid of such properties.
Most ACs born at this stage become displaced in the presumptive GCL (which is devoid of RGCs, [ 19]); which might account for the localization of barhl2 expression in this domain.
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In addition, we cloned a short GRN promoter construct which is devoid of amplicons A-1 and A-2, in which the significant CpG units are located.
Additionally, genome erosion is faster in the Fv lineage, which is devoid of WGD, than in the Md lineage, in which a WGD took place.
Considering that the other group-I intron in the ptDNA (that of chlL), which is devoid of palindromes, is also of subgroup IB, it seems unlikely that the palindromic elements are favouring a certain class of intron.
