Crack initiation and extension from the V-notch tip were observed via in situ optical microscopy.
This was accompanied by a series of responses including decreased locomotory activity, increased body movements and extension from the shell.
Torques were calculated for neck flexion and extension from force data, and for gravity on the mass of the head and neck [20], using a constant of 7.9% of body weight [3].
Structural modeling predicts that Pol κ (the mammalian DinB homologue) could accommodate either the N2-dG or 3-meA minor groove adducts in its active site in a conformation that would allow both insertion and extension from either adduct [20].
After familiarisation, the player completed five maximal efforts of concentric knee flexion and extension from 0° to 90° knee flexion at 60°/s.
As adduct bulk increases, the fidelity of incorporation of dC opposite the adducted dG also decreases, and extension from the resulting primer-template is concomitantly reduced (47).
