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ser-6, mod-1 and mod-1 ser-6 mod-1 ser-6press OA-mutantsd FLP-7mCherry suppressn to approximately the same extent (Fig. 4a,c,d).

In independent experiments, we had observed that loss of aak-2, the C. elegans orthologue of the AMP kinase α subunit (AMPK) led to a reduction in body fat stores, to approximately the same extent as 5-HT treatment.

The images reveal the adlayer is composed of SCN molecules all protruding to approximately the same extent away from the surface consistent with residence in 3-fold coordinate sites on the electrode.

This is approximately the same extent of cell loss that has been estimated to be found at the time of onset of motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease (discussed in [38]).

This quantity suppressed vitellogenin mRNA levels in 3rd instar larvae to approximately the same extent as amTOR RNAi.

We extended these findings by demonstrating that TG2-R580A interacts with HIF-1β to approximately the same extent as wild type TG2 and TG2-C277S.

Both angiocidin and the antiubiquitin antibody induced cell death approximately to the same extent (as approximated by trypan blue dye exclusion), suggesting that both proteins interact with ubiquitinated proteins either on the cell surface or internally to induce cell death.

The WT CDK9 and CDK9 mutants associated approximately to the same extent with cyclin T1 (Fig. 6B, lanes 1 3), whereas association with HEXIM1 was increased for CDK9 S175D mutant (Fig. 6B, lane 3), suggesting that the inactivity of this mutant might be due to its increased association with inhibitory 7SK snRNP.

Notably, the performance of both methods degrades approximately to the same extent.

In the treatment with sterilant, Cu was mobilized approximately to the same extent as Fe, until the FeDMA concentration started to decline.

The strongest inhibition was observed after the administration of 5 mg kg−1 TT-232 (50%), but the two lower doses also retarded tumour growth, although not significantly (approximately to the same extent, 30%).