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Reviewer #2 1) Subheading "Ependymal motile cilia identification and patch clamp": It would be appropriate to provide an explanation of why, from the authors' point of view, seals were formed much easier with sparsely ciliated cells.

This reviewer thinks that the data and conclusion contained within the manuscript are solid, but would like to obtain answers/comments to the following points: 1) Subheading "Ependymal motile cilia identification and patch clamp": It would be appropriate to provide an explanation of why, from the authors' point of view, seals were formed much easier with sparsely ciliated cells.

In two interviews describing the series Chi's creators, CLAMP, said it would be much easier if computers could speak to you when they had errors.

She drove through the turf bogs, a Bord na Móna machine drawn up at the cuttings, an uncoupled trailer clamped so that it would stay where it was.

Clarke, only appointed to the FA role in August, indicated it would clamp down on the rules surrounding commercial arrangements for all staff.

JPMorgan said it would clamp down on auto loans and credit cards, as well as mortgages, in areas where home prices are falling.

This case is the most prominent prosecution of an American gun dealer since the United States promised Mexico two years ago it would clamp down on the smuggling of weapons across the border.

Meanwhile the Department for Education said it would clamp down on headteachers using school funds to employ consultants to improve their ratings in a process which is designed to assess fairly how well schools are performing.

Yugoslavia admitted today that it had failed to enforce a United Nations embargo on exporting military equipment to Iraq and vowed it would now clamp down on arms sales and military cooperation.

However, Michael Aronson from Manga Life found the series appealing and accessible to readers who have not read other Clamp series, and he hoped it would remain this accessible for following volumes.

In a statement on its official microblog account, the Supreme People's Court said it would be clamping down on interrogation techniques that are already banned, but the use of which is overlooked.