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Only one region of the FK1 domain of FKBP52 exhibits a small amount of the resonance line-broadening from this timescale of motion.

Thus, the correlations in endogenous activity across ARC neurons differ significantly from the hypersynchronous correlations at this timescale that likely occur across ARC neurons during periodic, 1-s duration photostimulation often employed in vivo.

This timescale comes directly from the timescale of degradation of E and T that we set in our equations to be one cell generation.

On this timescale, clones derived from the pulse-labeled single GFRα1+ units evolved into large (sometimes fragmented) patches in which the labeled GFRα1+ cells were overwhelmed in number by differentiating labeled cells.

The absolute ages were obtained from the timescale and regional chronostratigraphic subdivisions of Gradstein et al. (2004).

Using this strategy we can examine how functional connectivity estimated from slow timescale signals relates to fast timescale connectivity.

The discharge is predominant than corrosion for all anodes for the regions I, II and III, and ENA feature of events changes from large timescale to low timescale, diffusion control or exfoliation to metastable pitting and pit growth, respectively.

Here we use multi-electrode spike recordings to ask how similar functional connectivity inferred from slower timescale signals is to the one inferred from fast timescale signals.

PCs were calculated by diagonalizing the covariance matrix generated from long timescale (400 ns) explicit solvent MD simulations.

A similar analysis using LFPs may allow for a more direct answer as to whether functional connectivity estimated from slow timescale population signals (such as fMRI) is predictive of fast timescale population signals (see [4], [21], [48]).

These observations motivated us to examine the statistical nature of atomic fluctuations from long timescale simulations (Ramanathan et al., 2009; 2009b).