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Finally, the functional consequences of priming with 1668-thioate were monitored by measuring hemodynamic characteristics in vivo.

Although microglia priming is becoming a generally accepted concept [ 9], at present priming primarily is a functional definition and it is unclear whether microglia priming is a homogeneous phenotype with a specific transcriptional signature or a heterogenous phenotype with model-system specific transcriptional profiles and what the functional consequences of priming are.

We used the composite-face illusion and Navon stimuli to determine the consequences of priming local or global processing on subsequent face recognition.

The consequence of priming on the estrogen induction of chicken hepatic genes has been proposed to be based on a "memory" effect, which may or may not be displayed by the gene for apo-VLDL-II (Noteborn et al., 1986; Wiskocil et al., 1980).

In order to develop insight into the specific consequences of DC priming by M. vaccae, we sought to make comparisons with other stimuli for cellular receptors which are shared or distinct from those of M. vaccae.

This experiment was configured to assess the consequences of rice seed priming with selenium (Se) and cultivation in As free and As contaminated soil.

Now this hugely talented man has to deal with the consequences of becoming prime minister perhaps too late, because of his own unwillingness to go in for the kill.

Instead, it provides an embarrassing example of the unintended consequences of the prime minister's hard red line on dealing with the ECJ – something even a former special adviser to the Brexit secretary has described as dangerously "absolutist".

But he also criticised the more than 50 writers, scientists, broadcasters and academics who signed an open letter expressing concern at the "negative consequences" of the prime minister's assertion, in a country where most people do not describe themselves as Christian.

The difference is significant, because an explicit consideration of the underlying evolutionary processes would shift the emphasis from tailoring fishing pressure to safeguard a given level of genetic diversity, to modifying the current suite of techniques, incentives and regulations as to prevent the evolutionary consequences of harvesting prime-quality reproductive individuals.

In this investigation we explore the consequences of sowing Se primed rice seeds in As spiked soil.