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However, our results suggest that general emotional physiological arousal is not likely to play an essential role in generating deontological judgments.

This peculiar 'conveyor belt neurogenesis' could play an essential role in generating the topographically ordered circuitry of the visual system.

We found that EB3 movement is polarized in chordamesoderm cells and that the notochord-somite tissue boundary plays an essential role in generating the cell polarity.

The marked and concomitant decrease in SIV-specific Ab and plasma IgM observed after D14p.i. in HAART-treated animals is consistent with SIV-specific Ab being essentially IgM until D28p.i.Although IgM in nature, these early Ab would be protective and probably play an essential role in generating immune complexes to be transported into GC [49].

Because mutations of S188/S190 into alanine residues accelerated NBT-II cell migration on collagen, we wanted to examine whether this mutation affected the cell protrusive activity, which plays an essential role in generating cell migration.

The prevalence of HGT in bacteria, especially in multi-species ecological communities such as those in the human gastrointestinal tract, plays an essential role in generating genetic variation in addition to gene duplication and gene loss [ 11].

The axon initial segment (AIS), located within the first 30 μm of the axon, has two essential roles in generating action potentials and maintaining axonal identity.

In the anode, microorganisms attaching on the electrode material and forming biofilm play an essential role in MFC generating electricity (Rabaey and Rozendal 2010), and in the cathode, the microbial catalytic efficiency plays a key role to improve the cathode potential and power output (Osman et al. 2010).

Other recent studies reveal that KATP channels not only have an essential physiological role in generating vasomotor responses, but their activation substantially boosts the lethality of hypoxia.

Glycogen branching enzyme 1 (GBE1) plays an essential role in glycogen biosynthesis by generating α-1,6-glucosidic branches from α-1,4-linked glucose chains, to increase solubility of the glycogen polymer.

Furthermore, we have shown that CD8+ T cells play an essential role in the therapeutic effect generated by the pcDNA-MCC/ST vaccine.