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(A ) Histogram of walking speeds, divided into 0.05 m/s speed bins for pcd (purple N = 3 mice; n = 3052 strides) and littermate controls (green, N = 7; n = 2256 strides).
(A ) Histogram of walking speeds, divided in 0.05 m/s speed bins for pcd (purple, N = 3 mice, n = 3052 strides), littermate controls (green, N = 7 mice, n = 2256 strides) and size matched controls (black, N = 11 mice, n = 3400 strides).
The five populations are hereafter referred to as the Western (green, N = 421), Central (yellow, N = 362), Southern (purple, N = 83), Eastern (red, N = 177), and Northern (blue, N = 245) populations.
The four green N atoms from the pyrrole moieties of the porphyrin represent the coordination with the Co ion and the dashed lines indicate the Co 4N plane that gets a pyramidal distortion on nitrosyl complex formation.
(a) Based on the anatomical distribution of the starter neurons within the mPFC subregions, the animals were divided into a dorsal group (pink; n = 10 animals), and a ventral group (green; n = 7 animals), respectively (see Methods for details).
Channel feedback: no CSI (red), N = 1 (green), N = 2 (blue), and N = 3 (magenta).
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The kinase domain of FGFR1 in colored in green, N-terminal SH2 domain of PLCγ in cyan, and C-terminal SH2 domain in dark blue.
After "Throwing Things" and "Grey Cells Green," Ned's announced a "short encore" which went on for some time.
Synaptobrevin is colored in red, syntaxin-1 in yellow, SNAP-25 in blue and green (N-terminal and C-terminal SNARE motifs, respectively), and CpxI(26-83) in orange (accessory helin) and pink (central helix).
The table summarizes major experimental results obtained in different assays that were used to characterize switch III mutants of H-ras (highlighted in green), N-ras (violet), and K-ras4B (blue).
A ribbon diagram of the crystal structure of the CpxI(26-83)/SNARE complex(PDB code 1KIL) (Chen et al., 2002 ) is shown, with synaptobrevin colored in red, syntaxin-1 in yellow, SNAP-25 in blue and green (N-terminal and C-terminal SNARE motifs, respectively), and CpxI(26-83) in orange (accessory helix) and pink (central helix).
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