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Our results indicate the possibility that sensory cells in bats contain freely rotating magnetite particles, which appears not to be the case in birds.
UL parents showed an overall increase in the total number of pecks in the arena compared to PL (means±SEM: 595±63 versus 322±66 pecks, F1,29 = 7.3, p<0.01), and they pecked more in holes containing freely available regular feed (Figure 1).
The PSSMs that we used were derived from the JASPAR CORE, FAM and phyloFACTs databases, which contain freely available consensus TFBS scoring matrices that were experimentally determined or statistically predicted [7].
The cytokine profiles in synovial fluid from early RA patients and established RA patients are therefore consistent with a microenvironment that contains freely diffusible survival factors for neutrophils, produced by synovial fibroblasts.
Since polarity information is needed to determine the direction of the magnetic field, the 'Kalmijn-Blakemore' experiment provides a behavioral assay for an organism's use of single-domain magnetite as a method of magnetic compass detection for receptor cells containing freely-moving magnetosomes [28].
Mixes used during the test contain music freely available under creative commons copyright can be located in [19].
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The Tc1 mouse model (O'Doherty et al., 2005) contains a freely segregating human chromosome 21 with about 83% of the known genes on Hsa21.
As a solution to the challenge of creating a mouse trisomic for all three chromosomal regions orthologous to HSA21, the Tc1 DS model was constructed to contain a freely segregating human HSA21 (10).
