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The data revealed bio-aerosol populations were not significantly impacted by the level of urban development as measured by anthropogenic pollutants and human population levels, but instead exhibited a strong seasonal trend related to general climatic variables.

Interestingly, RPE cells co-cultured with retinal microglia did not undergo higher rates of apoptosis but instead exhibited a higher proliferative capacity.

No SSR and AFLP loci were subject to selection, but instead exhibited a moderate to high level of neutral differentiation (mean FST ± SE = 0.179 ± 0.057).

By contrast, BclX-cb5 and Bcl2-cb5 (data not shown) do not localize to mitochondria, but instead exhibited a net-like cytoplasmic staining that co-localized with calreticulin.

Strikingly, in female spores generated by a triploid meiosis, CENH3-GFP-mediated centromere quantification did not show the expected Gaussian distribution as observed in male meiosis, but instead exhibited a significant shift to a lower number of centromeric signals (e.g., 6 7 dots).

Relationships between base substitution rate and protein survival did not obey log linearity but instead exhibited a shoulder effect, with an accelerating downward slope at higher mutation rates as if robustness to mutation deteriorated once a few mutations were acquired in the protein (Bloom et al. 2005, 2006, 2007).

We demonstrate that, contrary to previous reports, CB1 does not recycle following constitutive or agonist-induced internalization but instead exhibits a primarily degradative phenotype.

In each network the distribution of links among the 1044 nodes is not uniform but instead exhibits a heavy-tail, an indication that the networks have highly connected nodes, or hubs.

Patients with a chronic HBV infection lack such vigorous, polyclonal, and multispecific T cell responses, but instead exhibit a weak, narrowly focused, or undetectable virus-specific T cell response [ 2- 5].

Here, we report that aged mice show neither periventricular gliosis nor ventriculomegaly, but instead exhibit a relatively healthy and functional SVZ stem cell niche and ependymal lining through aging.

Taken together, these data suggest that in a wide range of physiological and pathophysiological conditions, gene expression changes are not random, but instead exhibit a recurring pattern along a transcriptional axis which is characterized by an inverse regulation of major metabolic and cell signaling pathways.