Sentence examples for following mock from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 3, coronin-1A-deficient tg T cells displayed higher amounts of F-actin compared to their conventional tg homologues, even following mock stimulation.

Before infection with Mp or following mock infection, the majority of NFκB was distributed diffusely in the cytoplasm in both WT and MyD88−/− BMM (Figure 7A).

Remarkably, the frequency of RifR for the H2O2-treated mutS dinB strain (3.3±1.9×10−6) was more than 6-fold lower than the spontaneous mutation frequency observed for the same strain following mock treatment (21.5±4.5×10−6), resulting in an overall negative value for H2O2-induced mutation frequency (−18.2±4.7×10−6; Fig. 3B).

By contrast, no significant difference was observed in WRKY25 expression between the wild-type plants and the ET-insensitive ein2 mutant plants following mock or pathogen inoculation.

Analysis of the JA-insensitive coi1 mutant revealed a delay in WRKY25 expression following mock inoculation; however, it was significantly enhanced after pathogen infiltration, as compared with that observed in wild-type plants.

(F ) Survival of control (blue symbols), Caspase-1 Caspase-11 (orange symbols) and Caspase-1 Caspase-11borangedeficient mice challenged with 10 CFU Lisymbols28 dand following mock infection (circles) or infection with 10 PFU MHV68 (squares).

The control samples were also collected at the same time points following mock-inoculation.

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However, the total glutathione pool declined slightly in the GC line compared to wild-type controls following the mock infiltration, indicating a diminished basal protective state.

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