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Many previous experiments (Introduction and the first part in Results) have established that TRD1 recognizes the 5' half of the recognition sequence and TRD2 the 3' half.

In both barnyard experiments, introduction of recently-infected mallards was followed rapidly by infection and shedding of virus by contact ducks, and accumulation of substantial quantities of virus in water from the shared pool.

In gain- or loss-of-function experiments, introduction of miR-194 elicited to decreasing expression of PPAR γ, aP2 and adiponectin mRNA, whereas the inhibition of miR-194 increased them.

During the FC experiments, introduction of the fear-conditioned tone caused animals to begin moving intensively, followed by immobility (freezing) towards the end of the tone, in anticipation of the foot shock.

In the first three experiments, introductions were conducted in the summer, between March and April 2007 and again in July 2008, on three different and widely separated trees.

As a control, we used shape trials with 100 pairs of familiar same or different shapes filled with the standard grey used in the brightness matching experiment (" Introduction " section, Fig.  1 e, f).

In the fourth experiment, introductions were conducted in the winter Nov 1999 to Jan 20000) and comprised only consecutive introductions of 2, 5 and 8 foundresses (n = 13, 25, and 17 foundresses, respectively) on one tree.

In experiments without introduction of air slugs, crystal transport was ineffective, leading to a high residence time distribution and possible accumulation of crystals inside the crystallizer.

In many cancer-related microarray experiments (see Introduction section), P-DUDES genes showed diverse expression changes, although most often SRPX and CCD80 were downregulated whereas SRPX2 was upregulated.

In this set of experiments the introduction of clustering as a preprocessing step increases the number of contigs and the N50.

40 In parallel experiments, the introduction of NGF promoted cell differentiation, as defined by the presence of neurite-like extensions, by day 3 on both sides of the gel.