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As we have demonstrated specific signaling and transcriptomic changes, we next assessed CMP-mediated protein alterations at the signaling network and global proteomic level.
Because LNv expression of shits1 is necessary and sufficient for behavioral period changes, we next focused on the cellular effects of pdfGAL4-driven shits1 in the sLNv, crucial for setting period in DD conditions [25], [56].
Based on these fold changes, we next analyzed, at the cell population level, the impact of altering autophagy capacity.
In light of such glycosylation state changes, we next tested whether dGALK co-removal also restores Dlp and Wg levels (Fig. 7).
To gain further insight into body composition changes, we next compared the HIV-positive HAART versus HAART-naïve groups but independently of gender.
To clarify actual directional changes, we next visualized retrospective time-series changes of human seasonal H1N1 and H3N2 strains on Mono- and NorTetra-BLSOM.
Although overall protrusion density was not changed, we next asked whether expression of either EphB2 or EphB2DN in individual cortical neurons in slice culture might result in a shift in dendritic protrusion length.
To better understand the underlying basis of this change, we next analysed each subcomponent of the risk group attributes separately.
Following our analysis of the conformational change, we next examined the catalytic mechanism of the chemical step for FTase catalysis in great detail by performing QM/MM PMF calculations.
Red = positive, blue = negative, color intensity corresponds to fold change magnitude We next sought to investigate the differential gene expression in response to drug treatment in parental sensitive compared to resistant cells.
To better understand the associations between behavioral dysregulation and a child adjusting to past change or anticipating a coming change in placement, we next explored whether these processes (as measured by each child's adjustment to change and anticipation of change clocks) were predictive of staff-reported goodness-of-fit or connection with the child (Table 2).
