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In particular, OV-90 has emerged as an interesting in vitro model with the potential for identifying and testing chromosome 3 tumor suppressor genes because of extensive loss of heterozygosity of the 3p arm [ 15], and the recent demonstration of suppression of tumorigenicity in chromosome 3 fragment transfer experiments attributable to functional complementation of 3p genes [ 14].

The difference in absolute sensitivity of approximately one log unit between the ERG measurements and the behavioural experiments is attributable to the high criterion response chosen for the ERG measurements.

It seems that during experiment 1 the probability that a player restores cooperation gets adjusted as time passes, decreasing towards values compatible with the stable value found in experiment 2. On the other hand, there is, of course, the difference in the cooperative strategy between both experiments, also attributable to some kind of learning.

The results of the above experiments are attributable to an MCP/MMP-2/TGF-β1 signaloop loop and suggest that the progressive arterial intimal thickening and accumulation of cellularity and fibrosis within the thickened intima during aging may involve this feed-forward signaling.

We speculate that the lack of O2-sensitive phenotype in these plate experiments is attributable to the time-scale of the treatments involved.

As a result it is not possible to determine whether the null result for HDL (and fall in TG) in the second experiment was attributable to the reduction in sucrose or an approximately 10% energy reduction, or both.

It remains to be determined whether the effects of STN lesions seen in this experiment are attributable to disruption of functional connections between the STN and cortical and striatal regions.

The yield gap in YN observed between the two experiments was mainly attributable to the difference in Y0 (Fig. 1d and e; Fig. 2b) because the difference in ∆YN was contrary to that in YN (Fig. 1h and i; Fig. 2c).

The impairment of mitochondrial complex I, II, III and IV activity noted in our experiments may be attributable to ROS-induced cardiolipin damage that has recently been reported in ischemia/reperfusion rat heart, which ultimately led to a decrease in oxidative phosphorylation [57], [58].

This difference between the experiments is not attributable to the distance from the subject to the large distracter food.

This experiment was designed to control for the possibility that strain-dependent differences in SCPP (see Experiment 2) were attributable to a more general difference in the ability of juvenile mice to establish a contextual association between the home cage environment and a UCS.