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Furthermore, we evaluated whole organism effects of NOx during continuous exposure of D. magna.

Reproduction was significantly reduced during continuous exposure of the water flea (Ceriodaphnia dubia) to nitrate concentrations as low as 2 mg N/L [7].

In the current study using liraglutide, inhibition of gastric emptying may be less important because of the development of tachyphylaxis during continuous exposure (19).

The mechanism underlying this difference may relate to changes in enzyme levels during continuous exposure to parent drug, or might reflect changes in the activity of activating enzymes following exposure to toxic metabolites.

To elucidate the relationship between DNA adduct formation and tumorigenesis, a number of experiments have been conducted to measure DNA adducts in target tissues from experimental animals during continuous exposure to carcinogens.

Also, macrosaccadic activity of the eye (e.g. square wave jerks) has been observed across a broad age spectrum of normal human subjects, and possibly plays a role in preventing adaptation of visual neurons during continuous exposure to the same image.

However, because the selection criteria were designed to stringently minimize false positives, it is possible that some of them actually could be differentially expressed during the continuous exposure regime.

Also, after the first week of exposure, animals from the treated group G4 (1 mg/L) presented colored skin and alterations in behavior during feeding, such as continuous exposure of the pharynx and limited mobility.

In the present study, we used a repeated-dose regimen to correspond roughly to continuous exposure during the last trimester of human pregnancy, which represents a more environmentally relevant exposure paradigm than a single dose.

Moreover, given the long retention half time of NPs [ 31], a single instillation is well adapted to reproduce continuous exposure during short-term experimental periods like in the present study.

This could indicate continuous exposure during the first trimester and push estimates towards unity and, in theory, explain the lack of association with major congenital malformations and specifically atrial septal defects.