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"The fact that higher levels of neuroticism are associated with affection and anxious attachment suggests that people who score higher on that dimension may have high levels of affection and dependence on their pets, which may be a good thing for pets," Mikel Delgado, a doctoral student in psychology at UC Berkeley who led the research, said in a written statement.
Its loose attachment suggests that the lipid coat will not substantially contribute to the mechanical performance of the fibre (Figure 1).
The observation that the mutagenic potential depends on the site of peptide attachment suggests that the structural consequences of the corresponding dA (and dC) conjugates may differentially impact DNA processing, as compared to the presently studied lesion.
The CRQ subscales evidenced adequate internal consistency and were differentially related to observational measures of co-rumination and to self-report measures of depression, worry, rumination, and attachment, suggesting the importance of examining specific facets of co-rumination.
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Insecure paternal attachment was associated with greater insecurity in maternal attachment, suggesting that there is a complex pathway from migraine to anxiety symptoms mediated by perceived insecurity of paternal attachment and hence also by perceived insecurity of maternal attachment.
Conversely, a left amygdala response was evoked by angry faces associated with negative feedback, and correlated positively with anxious attachment, suggesting an increased sensitivity to social punishment.
Host cells infected with EPEC ΔescN did not recruit any components of the spectrin cytoskeleton to sites of bacterial attachment, suggesting that an effector was required (Figures 1b, S4 and S5).
Our results showed that the XacFhaC mutant was impaired in plant tissue attachment and epiphytic fitness while no differences were observed in bacterial cell-to-cell attachment, suggesting that the amount of XacFhaB possibly secreted by other transporter proteins may be sufficient for the interaction between bacterial cells while higher levels are required to interact with the plant surface.
Identification of L405P as a mutation causing unstable kinetochore-spindle attachment suggested that the loop is directly or indirectly involved in spindle microtubule dynamics.
