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Further experiments removed the injection site 2 h after antigen/adjuvant administration and analyzed the resulting antibody response 14 d later (Figs. 4 F I).

In some experiments, removed eyes were snap frozen in tissue freezing optimum cutting temperature medium on dry ice for cryosectioning, H&E or immunohistochemical staining.

The resultant fold-change data is presented in Table 4. MRS participated in its design, carried out the animal experiments, removed the tissues, performed suppression subtractive hybridizations, and performed sequence alignments.

We have even begun to conduct some manipulative experiments, removing rats from some kipuka and leaving them in others, to monitor how food webs and birds respond.

The story is about a surgeon (Pierre Brasseur) who, in systematic experiments, removes the faces of beautiful young kidnapped women and tries to graft them onto the ruined head of his daughter (Edith Scob).

Experiments removing tertiary interactions, combined with experiments altering helical stability and diffusion-collision calculations, provide a strategy to unravel the folding mechanisms of small helical proteins.

In our experiments, removing POS tags led to the largest negative impact on the results, indicating the importance of this feature for training models to recognize chemical entities.

In our experiments, removing one of the two antisense domains disabled ExChange demonstrating that annealing with the target was crucial to achieve detectable trans-splicing reactions.

He would like to see experiments removing each of those regions individually, to see which has the strongest effect on behavior.

The amplification protocols utilized here allow buccal cell samples to be used in repeated measures experiments removing the necessity to sample more than once to obtain sufficient template for a single microarray.

Second, a field experiment removed Dodder and measured the response of plant species cover and richness (natives and exotics).