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1 r frequent in various AML entities, bearing, presumably, a greater impact than is currently appreciat

2 Pectinase-rich enzyme preparations were presumably able to access the inner rhamnogalacturonan I

3 k-in premegakaryocyte/erythroid progenitors, presumably accounting for the increased cell death in th

4 This is presumably achieved by modulating inflammation as well a

5 ustralasia via dispersal from South America, presumably across Antarctica.

6 establishment of a number of breeds that are presumably adapted to local climatic conditions.

7 tem's ability to reliably detect a stimulus, presumably affecting perceptual performance.

8 ration of the chaperone-BER complex in cell, presumably after completion of repair, suggests that his

9 thology and dementia, albeit with increased, presumably aging-related variability, and identify sets

10 Our data show that BG cells, and presumably all astrocytes, can survive by aerobic glycol

11 rge numbers of cells and differentiated into presumably all the cell types of the human body in vitro

12 The same methods can presumably also be used to detect N2 fluxes by denitrifi

13 Whereas presumably an intent of BMI report cards was to slow BMI

14 usively in photoreceptor outer segments (OS) presumably anchored to discs by palmitoylation, whereas

15 GluR6/7 and Kir2.1 presumably are involved in synaptic processes that gover

16 A significant portion of this effect presumably arises from positioning of the base, but its

17 ERF-VII stabilization in hypoxia presumably arises from reduced PCO activity.

18 ysfunction occurs early in senile dementias, presumably as a result of decreased levels of functional

19 de analogue reverse transcription inhibitors presumably as a result of modulating dNTP pools that com

20 s I molecules than B15/B15 homozygote cells, presumably as a result of receiving additional peptides

21 esponses were too small to reliably measure, presumably as a result of steady-state desensitization.

22 ual cortex depends on concurrent locomotion, presumably as a result of the high-gain state of the vis

23 desmosterol antagonized the export of Abeta, presumably as both bind at the sterol-binding site on Ab

24 the presence of membrane-bound MDA-vimentin, presumably as part of a senescence eradication mechanism

25 he creation of tree holes that are now used, presumably as predation or thermal refuge, by the herbiv

26 p up to T [Formula: see text] 40 K, which is presumably associated with short-range CDW correlations.

27 l features of chorioretinal lesions that are presumably associated with Zika virus and that share ana

28 o structural or functional changes in heart, presumably because CM Tln1 became up-regulated.

29 re resolved for the bacterial homolog, LeuT, presumably because of a kink at TM12 preventing favorabl

30 ican-descendant population analyzed to date, presumably because of centuries of genetic isolation.

31 low optical absorptivity of the ATT matrix, presumably because of ejection of a particular cold MALD

32 leaf expansion in spring and then declines, presumably because of leaf ageing or water stress.

33 and impairs subsequent exercise performance, presumably because of lower hepatic glycogen stores.

34 ficity has been an unaccomplished challenge, presumably because of the complexity of target recogniti

35 to myelofibrosis occurred in 1 CMR patient, presumably because of the emergence of a different clone

36 increased with an increase in fiber length, presumably because of the suppressed disruption of cell

37 Presumably because of their high affinities, (68)Ga-aqui

38 more clocklike behavior than do other types, presumably because of their nonreplicative origin.

39 versity is high in productive low latitudes, presumably because such regions can support populations

40 has attracted much interest from engineers, presumably because the equations governing blood flow in

41 ened despite the object being fully visible, presumably because the mapping between the object and a

42 chain was more disorderly in these samples, presumably because there were more lipid interactions th

43 These extinctions will presumably become much more prevalent as global warming

44 motif somewhat attenuates virus infectivity, presumably blocking host-cell attachment.

45 probably, was caused by a predatory attack, presumably by a cephalopod; these were most likely, the

46 oint that regulates inflammasome activation, presumably by additional signals such as aging-associate

47 ection by Ebola virus and other filoviruses, presumably by altering their fusion with the endolysosom

48 ross the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary, presumably by buoyant melt migration to form the oceanic

49 taxonomically distant nonhost plant species presumably by cell surface immune receptors.

50 y and conferred a degree of neuroprotection, presumably by counteracting inducible nitric oxide synth

51 f experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis, presumably by dampening the excessive production of proi

52 unexpectedly inhibited lymphatic sprouting, presumably by disturbing calcium signaling.

53 alpha-synuclein causes Parkinson's disease, presumably by driving neurodegeneration in vulnerable ne

54 LCAT influences the outcome of an infection, presumably by facilitating replication and egress depend

55 in receptor-2 (TfR2) facilitate this process presumably by forming a plasma membrane complex with BMP

56 vity may contribute to conscious perception, presumably by gating cortical information flow.

57 number of protons that must be neutralized, presumably by HCO3 (-)ions transported from ameloblasts

58 ine-evoked, Ca(2+)-dependent WPB exocytosis, presumably by inactivating the target Rab GTPases.

59 ost factor that is involved in HCV assembly, presumably by interacting with viral protein, providing

60 ifficile toxin B (TcdB), reducing recurrence presumably by limiting epithelial damage and facilitatin

61 cytotoxicity of RNS against phoQ Salmonella, presumably by limiting the formation of peroxynitrite (O

62 Sleep, presumably by neural memory replay, shapes hippocampal r

63 PDS5 proteins, cohesin forms extended loops, presumably by passing CTCF sites, accumulates in axial c

64 survival and clonogenic potential of HSPCs, presumably by preventing apoptosis.

65 inant-negative effects of the C91A mutation, presumably by preventing C91 glutathionylation.

66 n at the site of focal inflammatory lesions, presumably by preventing leukocyte trafficking from the

67 urned over to 6-deoxyadenosylpterin (6-dAP), presumably by radical addition of the 5'-deoxyadenosine

68 mer temperatures increased biomass directly, presumably by raising metabolism, and indirectly by incr

69 nduced Parkin translocation to mitochondria, presumably by stimulating ROS generation.

70 und amplification by outer hair cells (OHCs) presumably by their somatic motility and force productio

71 the initial 1.5-2 mL portion of blood (which presumably carries contaminating skin cells and microbes

72 and three water molecules than occur in the (presumably catalytically competent) pre-transition state

73 ter RYGB correlated with steatorrhea and was presumably caused by excess fatty acids in the intestina

74 nctival lymphangiectasia is a rare condition presumably caused by the obstruction of lymphatic channe

75 locked position at low Ca(2+) was inhibited, presumably causing higher Ca(2+)-sensitivity.

76 i.e., with a low potential adult mass, which presumably complete their development earlier.

77 These findings pinpoint a complex, presumably concentration-dependent role for auxin in apo

78 py-dG, but only on a template subpopulation, presumably containing the beta-anomeric adduct.

79 tivities with acylsugars produced by LA0716, presumably contributing to the high-level production of

80 and degeneration remains largely unclear and presumably depends on the insult types and responding co

81 ill be crucial for prediction, follow-up and presumably developing new therapeutic strategies for pat

82 latory post-translational modifications that presumably differentially integrate extracellular signal

83 psychiatric disorders, whether and how these presumably distinct systems are linked to cause disease

84 ry-induced nociceptive sensitization pathway presumably downstream of Hedgehog.

85 system often evolve rapidly and adaptively, presumably driven by antagonistic interactions with path

86 Presumably due to a blunted increase in the concentratio

87 eas less reactive thiols afford lower yields presumably due to a polarity mismatch.

88 and lower frequencies decayed more rapidly, presumably due to absorptive properties of materials and

89 ge in the diagnosis of SCAD in recent years, presumably due to an increased use of coronary angiograp

90 a decline of Ta was observed, which occurred presumably due to consumption by the microbial populatio

91 This difference was presumably due to continuous delivery of nutrients to bi

92 Ps produce morphologically distinct progeny, presumably due to differential inheritance of temporal f

93 become established in the wider population, presumably due to herd immunity against their seasonal H

94 with a failure to replicate in macrophages, presumably due to limited inhibition of the phagolysosom

95 lated area was rendered porous in appearance presumably due to local thermal perturbation of the nail

96 rted by some with no out-of-pocket expenses (presumably due to lost wages and continuing expenses).

97 ic disorder (AD) show mitoplasticity (AD-A), presumably due to previous environmental exposures; anot

98 h temperatures, and in the presence of base, presumably due to the co-operative geometry of the hydro

99 segregation after treatment with nocodazole, presumably due to the combination of compromised bipolar

100 about 110 times stronger than that of CNTR, presumably due to the combined effects of enhanced coupl

101 This is presumably due to the compactness of the periphery of th

102 the first month of disinfectant exposure was presumably due to the consumption of biomass.

103 icantly different end product functionality, presumably due to the different mechanism of action.

104 nctions to control flowering in Arabidopsis, presumably due to the evolutionary functional divergence

105 er laboratory-selected or field populations, presumably due to the high fitness cost associated with

106 lace in the vicinity of the Taylor cone tip, presumably due to the high shear stress or/and viscous d

107 es to mAb increases the clearance of the mAb presumably due to the increased hydrophobicity.

108 suppressed over the superconductive region, presumably due to the interface interactions between the

109 after introduction of oxidizing conditions, presumably due to the presence of a reservoir of reduced

110 creted thereafter was structurally abnormal; presumably due to the UPR modulating ameloblast behaviou

111 M2 polarization and local ATM proliferation, presumably due to upregulation of the IL-4 receptor alph

112 tion of notal fusion in more derived clades, presumably due to wing rotation during development, and

113 including larger local population sizes (and presumably effective population sizes), faster generatio

114 nce tree species distributions in Panama and presumably elsewhere in the lowland tropics.

115 ical roles in retinal homeostasis, which are presumably enabled by their complex anatomy.

116 g migratory routes shape animal movement and presumably, energy gains during migration.

117 In MSNs presumably expressing dopamine D2 receptors, tLTP, the m

118 xyBAC from other ROs that cleave C-N(+), and presumably facilitate the cleavage of saturated alkyl ch

119 nt expiratory and locomotor drives converge, presumably facilitating the coordination between the rhy

120 not receive surgery for early-stage disease (presumably for curative intent), the outcomes were far w

121 Medications included warfarin (presumably for deep-vein thrombosis), antihypertensive a

122 er which the complex is routed to lysosomes, presumably for degradation.

123 Presumably, formation of an allenylidene complex is foll

124 t three classes of fluorescent compounds are presumably formed during the gelation process.

125 The chromenes are presumably formed through an initial oxa-Diels-Alder rea

126 These products were presumably formed through covalent binding of CBZ photot

127 nd on a conserved and exposed surface, which presumably forms an oligomerization interface.

128 hormone (GH), and prolactin levels, thereby presumably fostering efficient adaptive immune responses

129 is also obtained in the absence of benzene, presumably from a tricationic intermediate.

130 -old Burmese amber with head structures that presumably functioned as a highly specialized trap for l

131 the yeast mutant Deltapmr1 Therefore, PAM71 presumably functions in Mn(2+) uptake into thylakoids to

132 e used in the presence of strong oxidants to presumably generate phosphine Au(III) intermediates.

133 functional subdivisions of the parasite ER, presumably generated in response to elevated demands of

134 We suggest that ROS, presumably H2O2, function in tuning root tropic response

135 on of that effect in suicide completers, who presumably have been exposed to more severe and acute ne

136 23 children from the Congo with konzo and 87 presumably healthy children without konzo from neighbour

137 acute kidney injury in sub-Saharan Africa is presumably high but remains unknown.

138 Despite the presumably high molecular and cellular heterogeneity of

139 involves transient adoption of alternative, presumably higher energy conformations than native pepti

140 ight speed of a biological system, given its presumably higher error and longer delay.

141 ion of the number of G6PD deficient RBCs and presumably higher predictive power of drug induced haemo

142 er cells home to the bone marrow, where they presumably hijack the hematopoietic stem cell niche.

143 Presumably, HS could regulate the function of OPG and af

144 integrin activation and KRIT1 localization, presumably impacting nuclear functions of KRIT1.

145 c bacterium that swims away from blue light, presumably in an effort to evade photons energetic enoug

146 pressor helper-component proteinase (HCpro), presumably in association with virus-induced RNA granule

147 The brain synthesizes its own cholesterol, presumably in astrocytes.

148 may suggest a combination of solvent effect (presumably in part because of differences in dielectric

149 CD feeding this state does eventually occur, presumably in response to other mechanisms inhibiting le

150 oviral vector to express aquaporin-1 (AQP1), presumably in the ductal cell layer and/or in surviving

151 sponse to injury after renal transplant and, presumably, in other forms of acute tubular damage.

152 nship between signal and noise correlations, presumably increasing the encoding capacity of the brain

153 This effect was presumably independent from changes in circulating testo

154 s on the nucleoplasmic side of the envelope, presumably indicating species in transit.

155 contents (the contralateral delay activity), presumably indicating the loss of the existent object-to

156 oxygen evolution reaction (OER) potentials, presumably induced by Ir surface oxidation and reduction

157 mophila released from untreated biofilms was presumably influenced by the detachment of a larger amou

158 and seemingly active state and a closed and presumably inhibited form.

159 selves, and a modulation of baseline levels, presumably inhibitory.

160 ISApl1 was presumably involved in the transposition of the mcr-1 ca

161 example, the world knowledge used in vision presumably involves a combination of geometric, physical

162 ia a periplasmic interaction platform, which presumably involves contractile activity of motor compon

163 ability at the mitochondrial membrane, where presumably it is protected through its interaction with

164 ral wildlife managers want grazing to cease, presumably leading to demise of the cattle.

165 rwhal moved closer to shore, where they were presumably less vulnerable.

166 e avoidance hypothesis of insertion, as they presumably limit the overall net pushing force.

167 , complications arise in 3%-10% of patients, presumably linked to the inflammatory effects of ethanol

168 er minor xanthophyll esters, prevailing in a presumably liquid-crystalline state within the nano-scal

169 that recurrently connected neural networks, presumably located in the prefrontal cortex, encode and

170 ding eggshell in and around transient fires, presumably made to cook the eggs.

171 ain palindromes with high sequence identity, presumably maintained by gene conversion.

172 naptic and postsynaptic interactions that is presumably mediated by cell adhesion molecules suggests

173 roteasomal degradation of synaptic proteins, presumably mediated by lysine 48 (K48) of ubiquitin, is

174 Its effects on diversification are presumably mediated by the interplay of high fertilizati

175 l (small intestine and liver) retention, and presumably metabolism, of ingested glucose in obese subj

176 e lower its growth potential, a relationship presumably molded by natural selection.

177 unt of a deaggregated equilibrium component (presumably monomeric 2) was the reactive species, wherea

178 nt-associated microbial communities that are presumably more capable of Fe reduction and associated r

179 show that SNS addiction is associated with a presumably more efficient impulsive brain system, manife

180 However, loci with subtle effects are presumably more frequently involved in microevolutionary

181 ical OCP1 from Fremyella diplosiphon and the presumably more primitive OCP2 paralog from the same org

182 originally present in the reagent stocks and presumably not altered during synthesis.

183 use bioluminescence for defense, a function presumably not under sexual selection.

184 Signal amplification is presumably obtained from the fact that multiple detector

185 l hairpins in the N-terminal domain of DnaB, presumably occluding this region from interacting with p

186 Because these favorable effects presumably occur independent of blood glucose lowering,

187 1 is sluggish even at high temperatures, and presumably occurs via vacancy migration.

188 R, whereas the tonic GABAergic inhibition is presumably of extravestibular origin.

189 icle-free conditions, methylglyoxal reacted (presumably on chamber walls) with methylamine with a rat

190 n CD40L, indicating that Myd88 and FcRgamma, presumably on myeloid APCs, were required to downregulat

191 s, whereas the WT1(+KTS) isoform, which acts presumably on the post-transcriptional level, did not.

192 turn toward normal network interactions, and presumably optimal information processing, is therefore

193 to that of deuterated glucose was observed, presumably owing to different anabolic pathways and memb

194 We identified two cell subtypes, presumably parvalbumin (PV) and cholecystokinin (CCK) ex

195 present on the ancestral single lineage and presumably perform the same functions as symbionts that

196 ulatory T cells (Tregs) followed by gradual, presumably peripheral, clonal deletion of donor-reactive

197 ing, now experimentally validated phenomenon presumably played a key role in the early evolution of t

198 rbance through intestinal barrier disruption presumably plays a key role in inflammatory bowel diseas

199 the individual FNIII and IgC2 modules, which presumably plays a role in the adaptability of CNTN4 to

200 ndocrine neurons whereas non-neuroendocrine (presumably pre-autonomic) ERbeta-EGFP neurons predominat

201 Such OH-mediated behaviors presumably preclude concurrent eating, and loss of OH ce

202 to the density of MTs in the spindle, which presumably precludes their direct observation.

203 zard species that also consume termites, but presumably prefer larger prey, went extinct on the islan

204 uilibrating conformational diastereoisomers, presumably present in unequal molar proportions, into th

205 d C4b and inhibited its interaction with C2, presumably preventing the formation of the C4bC2a conver

206 sociated with shifts in growing seasons and, presumably, prey abundance, in a mosaic of non-irrigated

207 S events, light promoted the production of a presumably protein-coding variant at the expense of an m

208 Self-replicating genetic material presumably provided the architecture necessary for gener

209 IL-17-producing gammadeltaT-cells, which are presumably recruited to the eye in a C5a-dependent manne

210 S ribosomes dissociate into subunits and are presumably recycled for new rounds of translation.

211 Presumably, reduction of the nucleophilicity of the olef

212 nces of nuclear-encoded transcripts and thus presumably reflect posttranscriptional regulatory proces

213 D patients, but a reduction in ASD patients, presumably reflecting a disorder-specific frontostriatoi

214 re increased in the Rassf1a-deficient livers presumably reflecting a role of RASSF1A as a microtubule

215 V infection had a lower risk of parasitemia, presumably reflecting access to HIV care.

216 thway genes can provide a robust assessment, presumably reflecting the cumulative and potentially int

217 the isocortex, hippocampus, and cerebellum, presumably reflecting the trafficking of receptors to th

218 activity in 60% (vs 20%) Incongruent blocks, presumably reflecting tonic suppression by proactive fil

219 This maximum presumably reflects the number of docking sites at a giv

220 sidual confounding across these comparisons, presumably related to selective prescribing and unobserv

221 pathways affected by RPC5 silencing and thus presumably related to the cellular roles of the subunit

222 favoured in response to selective pressures presumably related to the presence of plants containing

223 ost likely explained by different subsets of presumably (relatively) Nav 1.7-rich conducting fibres i

224 from the arctic/boreal L. timidus, which it presumably replaced after the last glacial maximum.

225 lates to an early nonsense mutation (K326X), presumably resulting in loss-of-function (LoF).

226 ommon feature of human CD21(low) B cells and presumably results from chronic activation in inflammato

227 sed community-level energy demand, which was presumably satisfied by higher primary production after

228 anticide is mediated by territorial cues and presumably serves to prevent misdirected care in this po

229 lected in gamma-band local field potentials, presumably serving to efficiently integrate olfactory se

230 genes for secondary metabolite synthesis are presumably silent under standard laboratory condition.

231 Recent investigations indicate that presumably soluble hIAPP oligomers are one of the cytoto

232 tests (nail or conical punch) often produce presumably sporadic results, where in exactly similar ce

233 rogen bonds at the helix-helix interface are presumably stabilizing, but their energetic contribution

234 we isolated an unexpected cyclopropane that presumably stems from a carbonium ion intermediate.

235 The transition separates the (presumably) superconducting state at H < Hc from a "Hall

236 oordinating the magnesium ion, moves closer, presumably switching nucleotide hydrolysis upon polymeri

237 ole of OHRB in local natural halogen cycles, presumably taking advantage of natural organohalogens.

238 equilibrium that forms LCu(DBU)(+) and also presumably the mononuclear hydride LCuH, which is not di

239 he genes corresponding to these enzymes, and presumably the pathway, are widespread among anaerobic a

240 determines target presence within, and thus presumably the size of, the functional visual field, and

241 plays an important role for competition and presumably the survival of the fungus.

242 Presumably, the mechanism of onset is related to physiol

243 transport is independent of microtubules and presumably their kinesin/dynein motors.

244 tes that manipulate insect behavior because, presumably, they secrete a wealth of bioactive compounds

245 Presumably, this phenotype is due to decreased amounts o

246 the arene to form an arylsilver(I) species, presumably through a concerted metalation-deprotonation

247 Na2 stabilizes outward-facing conformations presumably through a direct interaction between Na(+) an

248 ctivity can also affect other organ systems, presumably through changes in systemic metabolite traffi

249 ibutes to cortical synaptic deficits in FXS, presumably through dysregulated astroglial glutamate tra

250 in modulation of Wnt/beta-catenin signaling, presumably through its ability to bind to the Wise (Sost

251 etine may have adverse effects on offspring, presumably through its action on various serotonin recep

252 3A interacts with glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), presumably through its C-terminal basic region.

253 tic effect of PVDPf-5 on the growth of PAO1, presumably through limiting access to iron.

254 - and C-termini of IP3 R1 remain associated, presumably through non-covalent interactions.

255 a mobile protein that traffics cell-to-cell, presumably through plasmodesmata.

256 e in HCC cell proliferation and tumor growth presumably through regulating activation of the EGFR-ERK

257 process where lipid monomers are transferred presumably through the aqueous solution phase from donor

258 -crystallin in stress tolerance of the heart presumably through the proteostasis network and reinforc

259 doplasmic reticulum and the Golgi apparatus, presumably through the recycling endosomes.

260 e and contribute to age-related pathologies, presumably through their secretion of factors contributi

261 ed at the protein-channel exit-site of SecY, presumably to aid the emergence of translocating polypep

262 genes with overlapping stable ncRNAs (SUTs), presumably to avoid degrading the non-coding transcript.

263 liver a cascade of signals to various sinks, presumably to coordinate whole-plant Pi homeostasis.

264 elaborate mechanisms for cargo recognition, presumably to cope with a significantly expanded reperto

265 esent rewards and movement-related activity, presumably to enable reward-based learning.

266 s (eg, rejection, negative social feedback), presumably to enhance sensitivity to threats to well-bei

267 ximately 85% payload bound to the Fc region, presumably to histidine residues.

268 ers and receiving positive social feedback), presumably to increase approach-related motivation towar

269 Food deprivation suppresses sleep, presumably to increase time available for foraging.

270 e ONO ligand adopts an unusual fac geometry, presumably to maximize pi donation to rhenium; strong pi

271 , suggesting a compensatory down-regulation, presumably to prevent excessive de novo lipogenesis in a

272 st that W-CIN triggers premature senescence, presumably to prevent the propagation of cells with an a

273 y, the third bond, Cys2811-2811', is formed, presumably to protect the first 2 bonds from reduction,

274 ion and/or reduced oxidation of the PQ pool, presumably to sustain a balanced excitation of both phot

275 ion of polypeptide chain that is locally and presumably transiently disordered is a structural featur

276 we profiled astroglial ribosome-associated (presumably translating) mRNAs in major cortical and subc

277 ace membrane and recycling endosomes, and is presumably triggered by changes in the lipid composition

278 lb is subject to strong synaptic depression, presumably truncating the postsynaptic response to affer

279 we identify two spectrally distinct isomers, presumably TTC and TTT cis-trans isomers, for the open-r

280 first 5 years of their follow-up, which were presumably undergoing more rapid progression.

281 Although network alterations presumably underlie the development of autistic-like beh

282 uction in initial release probability, which presumably underlies the increased short-term facilitati

283 annels are essential for synaptic depression presumably underlying startle habituation in rats, using

284 drive solid-like domain separation from the presumably uniformly fluidic ER membrane, a previously u

285 equences had out-of-frame junctions and were presumably uninfluenced by selection.

286 this was observed also for agents that were presumably unrelated to diarrhea.

287 der cleavage of an oxanorbornadiene linkage, presumably upon encountering intracellular thiol.

288 thways such as de novo lipogenesis, which is presumably upregulated in the context of insulin resista

289 or Quasimodo (Qsm) regulates this variation, presumably via an Na(+), K(+), Cl(-) cotransporter (NKCC

290 Pyrrolidine catalyzes very efficiently, presumably via iminium activation, the formation of acyl

291 in BLA neurons is regulated sex-dependently, presumably via mechanisms that have been established dur

292 ation of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) genome, presumably via membranous web shaping, and assembly of n

293 ation of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) genome, presumably via membranous web shaping, and assembly of n

294 ning of the increased valence of those cues, presumably via reversal of glutamatergic synaptic plasti

295 nchoconstriction in a NO-independent manner, presumably via rho kinase and p38 MAPK, and Syk inhibiti

296 aspiro[2.4]hepta-1,4,6-triene-1-carboxylate, presumably via the corresponding ketenimine intermediate

297 and negative) regulator of CKI1 expression, presumably via the phyA-regulated transcription factors

298 ses innate immune activation; this mechanism presumably was developed for interactions with immunocom

299 missions by as much as a factor of 1.7, and, presumably, we have altered the deposition of V from the

300 es Rab13 associate with the plasma membrane, presumably with insertion of the C-terminal prenyl group