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In Blake's poetics, however, these figures of openness and copulation also carry spiritual connotations, since they anticipate Jerusalem's highly privileged and implicitly sexualized concept of Eternal emanational encounter, wherein discrete and integral individuals meet in a process of "mutual interchange," "comingl [ing]" ecstatically "from the Head even to the Feet" (see J 88: 3-11, E246; 69: 43, E223).

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Alanine substitutions in positions T222, E223, and R226 were introduced using the Myc-NFAT5-GFP or Myc-ND5-GFP expression vectors as a templates, respectively, and the set of primers

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