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The design is innovative and promises interesting discoveries, some of which are described in the submission.
Their funding therefore depended on the achievement of their expected caseload as described in the submission files.
Further, these studies were not conducted under Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) regulations for nonclinical studies regulations (FDA 2002), and deviations from GLP were not described in the submissions.
We performed additional experiments to further test the impact of different actin factors, which were described in the original submission.
I would like to again emphasize that the study described in the revised submission is the first discovery of this activity associated with an ubiquitous gene currently annotated as encoding conventional MDDs.
The patch-clamp recordings whose methods were described in the first submission were undertaken specifically to test whether Dbx1 preBötC neurons had projections to the XII nucleus, as would be expected for premotor interneurons.
We did do deuterium exchange experiments on all the mutants; this is shown in Figure 5 figure supplement 1 and was described in the original submission in the last paragraph of the Results section as follows: Section starting: "As another measure of apparent flexibility, we performed deuterium exchange analysis on these Spy variants in the presence and absence of client.... .....
The SNP data sets described in this submission were designed to be used as a resource for future map development and QTL analysis of quality genes in progeny from crosses developed by the University of California, Davis peach and almond breeding programs.
The methods used to estimate exposures to polyols are intended to be consistent with the EFSA approach for food additives described in the Guidance for Submission for Food Additive Evaluations of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) Panel on Food Additives and Nutrient Sources Added to Food (ANS) (EFSA 2012a).
