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Fig. 3: Induced expression of zupT in mutants lacking all zinc transporters yielded much greater uptake of zinc than the controls lacking transduction by the zupT vector.

Fig. 5: DNase activity in cell-free extracts from wild-type and yokF deficient mutants exhibits nuclease activity.

Fig 2. The conversion of PCA to 5CHMS is catalyzed by praA's enzymatic function. The optical density at different wavelength indicate that praA is in fact converting PCA (indicated by lower absorbance) into 5CHMS (indicated by higher absorbance).

Figure 2 demonstrates sialate O-acetylesterase activity

Fig 3. The transgenic plants containing the bar gene show much higher rates of growth compared to the control plants when exposed to PPT herbicide.

Fig 5. lanes 8 and 11 show the ability of ligB mutants to metabolize 3-O-methylgallate as a carbon source.

(Fig.7) K+ starved rice and yeast expressing OsHAK1 were grown on K+ containing media. The rate of depletion followed a Michaelis-Menten relationship in both rice and yeast mutants.

Fig. 4: GA 20-oxidase activity, present in steps of the gibberellin biosynthesis pathway

Fig 4. desZ molecular activity is shown by analysis of nuclear magnetic resonance at the various time intervals of growth that that enzymatic function of desZ is the incorporation of oxygen molecules on to the substrate

Fig. 2-Wza derivatives were detected in the western immunoblots and the electron micrograph clearly shows capsule assembly on the surface of cells with Wza genes being expressed.

Fig.5: Overexpressed HMA3 in plant protoplasts tagged with BTC-5N/AM (a Cd/Zn fluorescing probe) conferred much greater fluorescence (particularly in vacuoles) when treated with Cd than wild-type plants.

Fig. 2 shows that in the presence of BHRF1 apoptosis is inhibited.

In Fig. 6, A shows smaller plaque sizes and this is the strain that contained the gene deletion.

Figure 5 shows the ability of dda to perform helicase activity with or without the presence of proteins 41 or 59.

Fig. 3 shows the presence of sialic acid that was produced by using direct fluorescence.

Fig. 5 shows RNA polymerase activity through mutations in the Dengue Fever virus.

GFP fluorescence used to visualize HMA3 localization. Only found at vacuole (Fig. 4)

FIG. 4 shows growth of mutant strain B. subtilis with over expression of ribC compared to wild type strains