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We next addressed whether the ethanol-induced intermale courtship is attributable to altered sexual orientation of males.

The validity of between-group comparisons in both of these types of paradigms depends on excluding the possibility that observed functional response differences are attributable to altered hemodynamic responses in individuals with schizophrenia.

Subsequent analyses revealed that defects in insulin secretion may be attributable to altered insulin granule maturation, trafficking, and release [22].

In addition, the enhanced FAA phenotype of KO mice persists during two days of total food deprivation and also in constant dim red light conditions, indicating that FAA in these mice is not driven by an hourglass mechanism or attributable to altered sensitivity to light.

Thus, stress resistance caused by TSA1-B7 is not attributable to altered expression of Tsa1p.

Enhanced cytokine secretion was not attributable to altered survival of Nr2f6−/− CD8+ and CD4+ T cells, respectively.

We suggest that these findings are attributable to the altered afferent input from the GHJ, which causes a central reprogramming of the cortical excitability and representation of the DM.

This might be partly attributable to an altered motor strategy due to pain experience.

The prevalence of morbidity and mortality is particularly attributable to the altered immune response among impaired patients to subsequent challenges, such as surgery or infection, leading to multiple organ failure (Roumen et al. 1993; Sauaia et al. 1994).

In summary, we cannot exclude that differences in gene expression observed between diabetic and nondiabetic rats with endocarditis reflect differences in the size of the vegetations involved (possibly attributable to an altered innate immune response in diabetic hosts).

Collectively, these data suggest that the difference in H3K27me3 occupancy at silent promoters in 2i is not primarily attributable to reduced expression of polycomb nor to altered demethylase expression.