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Thus, any observable effects on the PL attributable to extrinsic doping need to be scaled back very significantly when applied to the samples considered in this work.

Interestingly, 48 hr of PSP treatment did not have any observable effects on cell viability, even though the same treatments was found to significantly suppress the expression of CSC markers (Figure 1B & 1C).

The binding of BPA-C and BPA-D did not have any observable effects on the position of helix 12.

Unlike piperine, SCT-66 did not display any observable effects on the seizure threshold up to 3 mg/kg bodyweight.

We noticed that mild short time enzymatic treatment did not have any observable effect on the binding of any of the aptamers and that the fluorescence signal was similar to that of the cells in the non-enzymatic buffer.

Additionally, in an experiment without using mutations, overexpression of MAPKs failed to cause any observable effect on the interaction between wild-type Nrf2 and Keap1 (Figure 4A, lane 1 5), although Nrf2 phosphorylation was significantly enhanced under the same conditions (Figure 1A).

In the SDRs, the ME failed to exert any observable effect on the tolerance level following oral glucose loading.

Of note, at the tested concentration, 18 (1.6%) screened drugs induced toxic effects (defined as any observable effect on the cardiovascular system or other gross morphological defects).

Both mutations did not have any observable effect on channel function as tested in single channel electrophysiology, and therefore this full-length channel is considered as wild-type in this study.

The SR1 domain, but not SR2, is highly O-glycosylated by the protein O-mannnosyl transferase Pmt4, but deletion of SR1 does not have any observable effect on Opy2 functions (Hutzler et al. 2007; Yang et al. 2009).

To investigate whether the implementation of the Cancer Plan has had any observable effect on survival, this research included a categorical variable controlling for calendar period of diagnosis in the multivariate analyses.