We have previously shown that pre-synaptic ribbons (labeled by CtBP2) of inner hair cell-spiral ganglion neuron synapses have similar juxtaposition to PSD95 (Yuan Y et al. JARO 2013) and GluA2 (Liberman LD et al. J Neurosci. 2011) We think that data from this study, specifically the ribbon synapses labeled by CtBP2/GluA2 can be readily compared to previous work using PSD95 instead of GluA2.
One of the benefits, for example, is that parameters obtained by different authors can be readily compared, regardless of the units used.
In this case, the biological results in PubChem can be readily compared with previously reported bioactivity data using the PubMed links in PubChem, which are either provided by depositors, authors of articles or through MeSH annotation.
Using GEvo, our precalled CNS positions can be readily compared through HSPs generated by blastn (default blastn settings with a spike of 15 nucleotides).
In these experiments, the same RNA samples isolated from mycelia and appressoria were used so that the results from three different platforms could be readily compared.
The muscles of the pelvic limb cannot be readily compared beyond the reptiles and mammals.
Due to these factors, T1 times cannot be readily compared to T1 data from other centres.
Predictions can thus be readily compared with the experimental observations.
However, due to different sampling sizes, these figures cannot be readily compared (Additional File 2).
Apart from that, single dose application cannot be readily compared with repeated doses.
Averaged data were compared using t-test.
