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In contrast, mutant S298E, which was competent to undergo cofactor-activated phosphorylation, was mostly retained in the chromatin fraction like wild type Gro/TLE1 (Fig. 6Ba, cf. lanes 15 and 16).
We transfected such cells with a modified PB transposase, which was competent for excision but not for the re-integration of the cassette.
Alternatively, for those sera which were not suitable for immunoprecipitation (i.e. s196 and s202), we used serum 54, which was competent for immunoprecipitation and positive for anti-gp210 by ELISA.
The mutation in the S. pombe homolog of cohesin analogous to smc1-D1164E (SpSmc1DE), wascompetentmpetent for cohesion and viability in S. cerevisiae, reduced the ATPase activity of cohesin to levels close to the Smc3 walker A mutant (SpSmc3WA, Figure 5C).
The country needs a party which is competent in office but also committed to fighting prejudice and entrenched privilege.
The United Nations Security Council should refer the issue to the International Criminal Court in The Hague, which is competent to penalize crimes against humanity.
He has canvassed laboratories in several countries to determine which are competent to perform the tests and has submitted the list to the committee.
In the grand tradition of detective dramas, they are painted as opposing personalities – Bailey (Jones) is the hot-head, and Scott (Sharp) the more measured, thoughtful type – but essentially they are cut from a similar cloth, which is competent, decent and likable.
"It is a matter of the utmost urgency that the group lifts the very real threat from its creditors by paying down its debt, and provides the reassurance that its bankers demand, that in the nearest future it will be run by a board which is competent, cohesive and capable of taking business decisions in an informed and decisive manner".
But the service, which is competent if not particularly warm or solicitous, comes out of another restaurant entirely, one in which a good number of the people in the room need to get out the door in an hour either to make a concert or to relieve the baby sitter.
On behalf of five of the six judges who heard the case, the chief justice at the time, B.P. Sinha, wrote: "It would be difficult to hold that Parliament which is competent to destroy a state, is, on account of some assumption as to sovereignty of the state, incompetent effectively, to acquire by legislation property owned by the state for governmental purposes".
