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So that you can easily test your Login function in various situations like, when user's login credentials are correct and when they are incorrect. To get started with mock, start with a tutorial such as "Mock Spring objects with Mockito" Have a nice day. Inhibition of transcription and translation by a cryptic initiation site in the leftward reading frame of the rplT gene from Escherichia coli K12. The E. coli rplT gene encodes a ribosomal protein L3. In contrast to the highly homologous genes rplT1 and rplT2, which have been previously characterized, the rplT gene is unusual in that it is flanked by two putative ribosomal protein genes. Thus, E. coli K12 rplT is highly homologous to rplT1 in the 5'-flanking region, but is homologous to rplT2 in the 3'-flanking region. Here we have identified a putative ribosomal protein gene, rplQ, between the rplT and rplP genes and identified a novel and cryptic initiation site in the leftward reading frame (L frame) at rplQ-rplP (Met-Met). 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