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However, the effects of augmenting sleep on memory formation are not well known, and testing the role of sleep in memory enhancement has been limited to pharmacological and behavioral approaches.
They provide a basis for performing marker-assisted selection and testing the role of specific genes in trait variation.
"The funding of schools, the governance of schools, curriculum standards, assessment and testing, the role of local government, the role of national government, the range and nature of national agencies, schools admissions"—you name it, it's been changed and sometimes changed back.
To address this gap, we studied portable digital music players (MP3 players) from 1987 2006 and tested the role of specific product models in market takeoff, convergence and product category evolution.
Using new, standardized serum-deprivation protocols, we re-examine the growth requirements of B-NHEJ and test the role of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) signaling in its regulation.
In a separate study, we used the same mice and tested the role of mast cells in white adipose tissue growth.
Because the effect on cJun phosphorylation was observed between 0 and 6 hours, we focused on CDK4 due to its relatively early activity in initiating cell proliferation, and tested the role of CDK4 in c-Jun phosphorylation using more direct approaches.
In this study, we used live imaging of granule movement in unstimulated NK cells and tested the role of Rab27a in controlling movement by knock down in a human NK cell line and by using primary NK cells from Rab27a mutant Ashen mice.
This pioneering work identified and tested the role of many oncogenes in breast cancer.
This list may guide further experimental studies to compare and test the role of these miRNAs in pathway functions.
We explore the evolutionary history of the common lizard Zootoca vivipara (= Lacerta vivipara) in the Iberian Peninsula and test the role of the Pyrenees and the Cantabrian Mountains in restricting gene flow and driving lineage isolation and divergence.
