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For each experiment slides of monkey ovary with the same lot number were allowed to equilibrate to room temperature.

The following factors contributed significantly to the total variance: G (gene; 5 %; Table 2), VG (validation experiment and gene interaction; 27 %), SG (slide and gene interaction indicative for dye-effects; 4 %; Table 2), and VSG (validation experiment, slides, and gene interactions; 31 %). a The degrees of freedom results in the separate ANOVAs are listed in the supplementary web-site [21].

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In control experiments, slides were incubated only with secondary antibodies (data not shown).

In control experiments, slides were incubated with the secondary antibody alone.

In the experiments, slides were placed into 24-well plates and covered with the test substances.

In control experiments, slides were incubated with the secondary antibody only.

Before imaging experiments, slides were washed twice with PBS and then mounted on a glass slide using rubber cement.

A series of pin-on-disc type experiments, sliding against a polycrystalline alumina counterpart, were carried out at four temperatures: 20, 120, 300 and 650 °C.

A particularly useful feature of the LA-iMageS software is the possibility of saving the image configuration, so that it can be edited later or even reused in future experiments (slide 21 30).