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The property of being truncated or short.
shortness
1
All variants are de novo dominant mutations that lead to protein
truncation
.
2
The data show that the interaction depends on the size of the
truncation
.
3
Programmers, with their penchant for optimization and elegance, must have enforced the
truncation
.
4
None of these beta 3
truncation
mutants spread on the anti-alpha IIb antibody.
5
Keep in mind that manual
truncation
breaks the log backup chain.
6
Survival from IPF diagnosis until death was estimated, accounting for
left
-
truncation
.
7
Mutations predicted to result in
truncation
of the BRCA2 protein were detected in four tumors.
8
It suggests that the
truncation
did not disturb the gross structures of RK catalytic domain.
9
Lurking beneath, however, is trickery to justify the executive's
truncation
of the supremacy of the constitution.
10
The binding site was mapped in detail by NMR and confirmed by
truncation
and alanine mutagenesis.
11
A transactivating function generated by carboxy-terminal
truncation
of the HBV envelope proteins has been recently described.
12
Three of the
truncation
constructs form well-defined filaments with predictable dimensions according to transmission electron microscopy.
13
We propose that the N-terminal
truncation
offers a cell-specific ALAS2 regulatory mechanism without hindering heme synthesis.
14
How the
truncation
affects the structural topology and catalytic properties of ALAS2 is presently not known.
15
Four mutations caused
truncation
of the parkin protein.
16
Vivo did not elaborate if the
truncation
had disrupted their plans to leverage their tournament rights.
truncation
confirm by truncation
premature truncation
terminal truncation
cause truncation
characterize the truncation