These results demonstrate, as predicted, that these genes are affected by the presence of BPDE and are not a primary response regulated by Ahr.
Our results demonstrate, as predicted by the trade-off hypothesis of virulence, decreased survival of Cx. pipiens with increasing viral load of mosquito-adapted West Nile virus (WNV MP20), but not its parental strain, WNV WT, in terms of survival, as well as an equivalent cost for resisting infection with this strain.
These studies demonstrated, as predicted by the mouse results, that polymorphisms in the human SIPA1 gene were associated with markers of poor outcome in a Caucasian population-based breast cancer patient cohort [ 84], suggesting that SIPA1, and by extension other polymorphic genes, may play an important role in establishing metastatic susceptibility in humans as well as in mouse.
We demonstrate that, as predicted, performance of rape avoidance behaviors is negatively associated with a measure of interest in and pursuit of short-term sex.
We demonstrate that, as predicted from several independent studies, at the time MCM complexes load onto chromatin in late-G1, at least two important transitions do indeed occur that have regulatory implications for MCM loading.
Here, we demonstrate that, as predicted from this mechanism, there is no effect of the parent of origin of the mutation in inbred mice.
The results are as predicted.
The line-up is roughly as predicted.
Some genes have both an early and late promoter (as demonstrated experimentally as well as predicted with bioinformatics methods).
These results clearly demonstrated in vivo that, as predicted by in silico work (Haft et al., 2012), the C-terminal hydrophobic transmembrane segment of H. volcanii S-layer glycoprotein is processed by the ArtA.
