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Although K56-2 is a different strain (which is regularly examined as it is more amenable genetic manipulation) and consequently direct extrapolation is limited, the dramatic impairment in attachment of the Δlxa mutant strain strongly suggests that this gene cluster is involved (directly or indirectly) in host cell attachment.

These data are consistent with our two patients, who show a dramatic impairment during timed tapping at 400ms, but relatively preserved performance on other task types.

However, even here most pair members would fall on opposite sides, and one would see dramatic impairment of recognition if the two sides were not functionally linked.

Our findings clearly indicate that if muscle is exposed to the T1DM environment during the critical stages of adolescence, a dramatic impairment in type II fiber growth will occur.

It was clear that inclusion of M2-encoding sequence resulted in dramatic impairment of expression of the fusion proteins, with NPM1NS1 construct expressing at least 10 times more efficiently than NPM1M2NS1 (Fig. 2A).

Survival studies performed indicate that mortality in TLR4lps-d single mutant and TLR4lps-d/TLR9−/− double mutant mice was similar, despite more dramatic impairment in lung bacterial clearance in the double mutant mice as compared the TLR4lps-d single mutant mice.

It is also true that exposure to stress disrupts working memory [1], [38], and knock-out mice that lack the GluA1 subunit show dramatic impairments in spatial working memory [39].

For example, it was shown that brain-specific knockdown of PERK in mice resulted in dramatic impairments in behavioral flexibility in multiple cognitive tasks [ 11].

We found that time-restricted feeding led to dramatic impairments in learned behaviours such as hippocampal-dependent contextual fear conditioning and novel object recognition.

While in particular the need of RRT was associated with dramatic impairments of all aspects of HRQoL, even non-dialysis-dependent CKD was related to lower scores in physical dimensions.

All injured rats exhibited transient physiological dysfunction, as well as immediate and dramatic neurological impairment that still persisted at 14 days after injury.