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Figure 1

Figure 1 shows the negative effect of the ssnA on cell growth.

Figure 2 shows that Aurora B phosphorylates the Hec1-N-terminal tail. This phosphorylation causes the regulation of the kinetochore localization of Mps1.

Figure 4d shows that when a double mutation in ca1 and ca2 occurs, cytochrome-c oxidase activity increases drastically. Thus, the data suggests that ca1 negatively regulates cytochrome-c oxidase activity

Figure 5 shows that a double mutation in ca1 and ca2 increases energy consumption. This suggests that ca1 negatively regulate oxygen consumption.

Figure 4d shows that a double mutation in ca1 and ca2 drastically increase cytochrome-c oxidase activity. This suggests that ca2 along with ca1 negatively regulates cytochrome-c oxidase activity

Figure 5 shows that a double mutation in CA1 and CA2 result in increased oxygen consumption.

Figure 1d

Figure 9 shows that overexpression of rabbit FcRn results in an augmented humoral immune response in transgenic rabbits.

Figure 8 shows that when FcRn is overexpressed the IgG complex has a longer half-life

Figure 4

Figures 5 and 6 show that mutation in senC results in reduced levels of light-harvesting bacteriochlorophyll

complexes.

Figure 4 shows a qualitative analysis of the effect of SenC mutation on cytochrome-c oxidase activity. Based on the figure, It was concluded that senC mutations exhibit greatly reduced, but not entirely absent, Cox activity.