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MutIn Egyptian religion, a sky goddess and divine mother. Mut may have originated either in the Nile River delta or in Middle Egypt. During the 18th dynasty (1539–1292 BC), she became the companion of the god Amon at Thebes. Amon, Mut, and the young god Khons (said to be her son) formed the Theban triad. The name Mut means “mother,” and her role was that of an older woman among the gods. She was usually represented as a woman wearing a double crown; she was also sometimes depicted with the head of a lioness. |
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The ER-negative glial cell line U251-MG was transfected with zfER-[alpha] expression vector together with the ERE-tk-Luc reporter gene, the Aro-B reporter gene, or the Aro-B mut reporter gene. This paper provides a detailed uncertainty analysis and traceability for the calibration of a MUT at the CEESI Iowa facility. W-Beijing genotype strains displayed unique missense alterations in three putative mut genes, including two of the mutT type (Rv3908 and mutT2) and ogt. |
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