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Plant root morphology is known to be influenced by water and nutrient availability as well as by external application of hormones (Lopez-Bucio et al. 2003).

The transcription initiates when the gene is induced in defense response, a condition that can be simulated experimentally by external application of salicylic acid.

Removal of DTT by external application of 100 µM Cd2+ to oocytes expressing I227C channels, rapidly converted the slow voltage-dependent activation into instantaneous leak K+ current (Figure 4B, lower inset; τact slow = 981±138 ms vs. τact fast = 90±10 ms, at +40 mV, n = 10), with an increased Iinst/Imax ratio (Table 1).

Activation of TRPM8 currents was achieved by external application of 20 μM Icilin.

In some species and varieties, seedless fruit production is often achieved by external application of plant growth regulators as in the case of grape, tomato and eggplant [ 3].

Experiments show that the resting ouabain-insensitive sodium efflux in giant fibers from the barnacle Balanus nubilus is stimulated by external application of pentachlorophenol (PCP).

In hippocampal CA1 pyramidal neurons either extrasynaptic α5 or δ containing GABAA channels have been shown to carry the small tonic current that may be present in the neurons at basal ambient GABA concentrations [8], [9], [18], [19], [22] and increases when the extracellular GABA concentration is elevated by external applications of GABA [9], [14], [18].

In this young infant ("Wack.1"), dying at AD 1816 at the age of approximately 1 year, all internal organs had been kept in ethanol until present time, while the body obviously had been dried by external application (and internal treatment of the body cavities) by a mixture of sodium-/potassium- and magnesium-sulphate salts.

Phase-shift perfluorocarbon droplets are designed to convert from the liquid to the gas state by the external application of acoustic or optical energy.

Stimulation of NIH3T3 cells by the external application of a mutant FGF ligand containing a CAAX motif resulted in the demonstrable intracellular and intranuclear farnesylation of this mutant after several hours [ 30], revealing that the intracellular FGF was capable of crossing cellular membranes.

In Tunisia, T. hirsuta is used traditionally as an antiseptic and anti-inflammatory agent and for the treatment of hypertension by external application [58].