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Both cultures displayed similarly robust increases in CREB phosphorylation upon CRF application (data not shown), suggesting that there are no overt differences in CRF-responsiveness between these two brain regions.
As there were no overt differences in the expression levels of PRRs, we focused on the interference of HPVs with the downstream pathogen-sensing machinery.
While there were no overt differences in weight, there was a significant impact of the AMPKDN on total triglyceride stores under fed conditions; with the average amount of triglyceride levels for the dominant negative being significantly lower than AMPK-wild type expressing flies (Figure 6A).
There were no overt differences between C57BL/6 and Sv129 mice in the time point of first appearance or the distribution of CD45+ immune cells in the ischemic brains.
Further, there were no overt differences in quality of the regenerates (see ref. 7) when using the first regenerate size as baseline (Wilcoxon Matched pairs test, p = 0,57).
The intensity of cytoplasmic immunostaining was variable within each case, but there were no overt differences between control neurons and non-Lewy body containing neurons in either PD or DLB.
If there is no overt difference in behavior in any set of circumstances between a system that understands and one that does not, evolution cannot select for genuine understanding.
Our results indicate that there is no overt difference in PR expression as a function of BRCA mutation status.
cadps2 (cpd2) is broadly expressed in both the left and right dHb [ 16], and expression was similarly robust and symmetric in tcf7l2 mutants at 4 dpf, suggesting that there is no overt difference in the size of the dHb.
Bumble bees such as Bombus terrestris are considered "primitively eusocial" because there are no overt morphological differences between the queen and the workers, and the division of labor is less structured [ 3].
So far, there are no overt bans on colanders.
