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Ferroportin and ferritin H displayed analogous expression patterns in the presence of 2 mM DTT and 10 mM Hcys, with both mRNAs being induced in a time-dependent manner (Fig. 2A and B).

Nevertheless, it was clear that serum-grown cells displayed analogous changes in cell wall architecture to those grown on a mixed carbon source (Figs 1A and 7A).

Many of the transcripts with significant similarities to previously characterised meiotic genes (some of which have been described above) displayed analogous patterns within our data set.

Single depletion of APPL1, APPL2 and ATM modulated early and late DSB repair phases and displayed analogous time kinetics of foci removal, and this was even more pronounced upon the combined knockdown of APPL1/ATM and APPL2/ATM.

Both the 5-hour and 12-hour-treated parvalbumin samples display analogous spectral characteristics, indicating a secondary structure content comparable to that of native parvalbumin.

An animal model that displays analogous symptoms of autism was created using rats that show low rates of prosocial ultrasonic vocalizations (i.e., frequency modulated 50 kHz USVs) in response to rough-and-tumble play behavior.

There the conscious intricacies of Mannerist compositions and the eloquent quotations from antiquity were well appreciated; court literature of this period displayed many analogous features.

Together, these observations indicate that the different BCL-2 family members can be distinguished by the different degrees of insertion displayed by analogous fragments from their central helix hairpins.

Third, Justice Scalia suggests that the reason the Court has interpreted the Establishment Clause to limit religious expression by the government is because some people have an "aversion to religious displays," analogous to his aversion to rock music and Stravinsky.

Generally, chicken displays analogous methylation pattern with that of animals and plants.

The neural circuit underlying the TRPM8-induced wing-raise phenotype could be common to both wild-type behavioral acts and may represent the coopting of a previously evolved behavior, such as a component of flight initiation, to serve as an aggressive display, analogous to how some molecules serve divergent cellular roles (Shen and Cowan, 2010).