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Both control and Actb-MNsKO mice generated equivalent amounts of maximal plantarflexion torque, providing further evidence that ß-actin is not required for functional reinnervation of skeletal muscle following nerve crush (Figure 6C).

Interestingly, histogram analysis of motoneuron areas revealed that while sizes for Crush (n = 276 cells/6 rats) were shifted towards smaller values relative to 10 wk (n = 195 cells/4 rats), when compared to either Sham (n = 107 cells/6 rats) or Contra Crush (n = 164 cells/6 rats) noticeably more large cells (>1000 µm) remained in Crush (Figure 3F I).

The $2.5bn figure at the top of this article came from the Guardian's analysis of the publisher's financial results since the final quarter of 2013, which break down the company's "gross bookings" (money spent by players) into Candy Crush and non-Candy Crush figures.

As the seeds approached maturity, the inner seed coat gradually crushed (Figure 3C), and finally became a thin layer at maturity (Figure 4C).

Both control and Actb-MNsKO mice followed a similar trend in functional recovery and did not significantly differ from each other up to 5 weeks post-crush (Figure 6A B).

Injury to the axon may be a single or double crush injury (Figure 2).

Furthermore, neither disease duration (4.7±0.7 wk vs. 4.7±0.5 wk) nor survival (22.6±0.7 wk vs. 22.9±0.8 wk) differed between Sham and Crush respectively (Figure 2).

We also analyzed the survival of RGCs 2 weeks after the nerve crush (Supplementary Figure S2).

Since Ms. Ullmann was Ezra's first teenage crush, Ms. Finn figures that she is the way to win him back.

"It's crushing to figure out this school's priorities, and sad that they can make a decision without consulting anyone knowledgeable.

A crush of figures crowd the foreground, orchestrating complex arrangements of limbs, roughly defined in pigment, from which emerges a single tiny white dot that is the light in Marsyas's eye, staring blankly back at us.