Sentence examples for with the complemented from inspiring English sources
The intensity of the major activity associated with monomeric, fully assembled complex I (Fig. 4, CI) was strongly decreased in membranes from both ind1Δ yeast and ind1Δ expressing IND1 p.N271QfsX31, compared with the complemented wild type (ind1Δ + IND1).
The experiments of functional complementation with the complemented strain CΔsalKR showed clearly that the reintroduction of salKR into ΔsalKR restored its high pathogenicity.
However, the results clearly show a higher activation in Cernunnos/XLF mutated and down regulated cells compared with the complemented cells (Fig 4).
Specifically, the expression of nine genes encoding proteins containing either glutaredoxin- or thioredoxin- related domains were up-regulated by two or more fold in the mutant compared with the wild-type or with the complemented lines.
Thus, 20 (of 59) thioredoxin-related genes and 12 (of 23) glutaredoxin-related genes showed variation of expression that correlated with ROS tolerance (consisting of elevated expression in the mutant compared with either the wild-type or complemented plants, and little difference or elevated expression in the wild-type compared with the complemented plants).
In response to infection with the complemented mutant, bacterial aggregation and bacterial replication in vivo were largely restored (Fig. 1A C).
| March 9-10 at 8: Germanic seriousness substitutes for Russian virtuosity, with the Schumann complemented by Schubert's Sonata in A Major, Op.
Chop up some asparagus and add it in with the salmon, complementing with lemon and red onion.
The New Yorker, April 23 , 1955 P. 23A Boston Lady has sent us an account book, entitled "Income Register," that was presented to her with the complements of Boston's State Street Trust Co. in 1914., the year after the federal income tax became law.
This is the first characterization of genes associated with the complement system in white-tailed deer.
Such a theme interprets a proposition associated with a set in terms of other propositions related with the complement set.
