Results were expressed per gram of pancreatic weight to compensate for growth during the first month.
Glucose and hormone concentrations were also expressed per gram of body weight to compensate for growth during the first month.
When expressed per gram of body weight, to compensate for growth changes during this period (Table 1), blood glucose concentration was similar from d6 to d20; followed by an 8-fold reduction in adulthood.
In this calculation, AM/AW values were used to compensate for growth defects in samples without vanillin treatment.
This enables the neuromuscular system to compensate for growth, changes in muscle use, and damage or disease [ 57].
Lack of capicúa enables Drosophila cells to grow without Ras function, but does not compensate for growth defects due to mutations in insulin/PKB (protein kinase B, Akt) signalling [ 6].
Possibly, C. albicans, but not C. dubliniensis, has sufficient remaining transcriptional activation of PRA1 and ZRT1 in the absence of CSR1 to compensate for growth defects during artificial expression of only one reaction partner under low-zinc conditions.
Interestingly, the growth defect observed in DILP6 mutants is not accompanied by a developmental delay (data not shown), indicating that the growth impairment occurs after the animals have passed the "critical period," and can no longer compensate for growth deficits by extending the duration of larval development (Mirth and Riddiford, 2007).
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