While the robot performed at least as well, if not better, than we expected, we did notice a few limitations that affected its performance.
As expected, we did not find any significant correlation between the lithium plasma levels and the ACTH or cortisol response in the DEX/CRH test (peak ACTH: r = 0.060, p =.78; peak cortisol: r = −0.197, p =.36; Pearson's correlation coefficient).
Moreover, as expected, we did not find parental generation male labor supply informative for female labor supply and fertility.
As expected, we did not find any respiratory-related attenuation differences in muscle, since no respiratory motion or compression is expected there.
However, as expected we did not find substantial disparities in child characteristics in early childhood, like basic information processing abilities (habituation dishabituation paradigm), developmental status (sensorimotor scale), or socio-emotional child characteristics coded during mother child interaction.
As expected, we did not observe any staining in naïve mice brains.
As expected, we did not observe any significant transfection in the 0 V condition.
As expected, we did not detect any Cre-positive cells in tissues from WT littermates (Fig. 2A C, Fig. 3A-C, and Fig. S1A C).
As expected, we did not observe any response against δ-SG that is expressed at about 3% in BIO14.6 hamsters, since an alternative upstream promoter is activated.
As expected, we did not see a significant difference between sequential and simultaneous travel restriction (differences in the total numbers of cases were less than 5%).
As expected, we did not observe significant growth differences between the various yeast strains even at high concentrations of lithium chloride further confirming glycolytic functionality of the pathogenic TPI variants.
