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This may be due to damage in hemolymph proteins, when the larvae were exposed to EBI at >80 Gy.
However, gradual loss of viability may be due to damage that occurs over time in the desiccated state, perhaps due to free radicals.
These deficits in wayfinding appear to be due to disruption of cognitive processes underlying navigation and may in turn be due to damage to the hippocampus and frontal lobes.
This might be due to damage in the clay structure due to change in the interfaces through the rock.
The asymmetry of the shell and the core structures in the TEM images might be due to damage during the focused-ion beam (FIB) milling.
Notably, the two nanowires marked by the white circle in Figure 6d were amalgamate with each other at the top, which may be due to damage during the drying and transfer processes.
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To test whether these observations might also be due to damage-induced false clones, we generated homozygous mutant clones of the strong allele, pak, taking particular care to avoid damaging the egg chambers.
It is due to damage inoptic nerve or severe retinal disease.
It is now clear that some cases are due to damage to genes.
The lack of wider electrical activity could be irreversible if it is due to damage and cell death.
The memory impairment is due to damage in the hippocampus, the team reports online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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