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Hit conditions were defined as those ECMP combinations that supported maximal cell numbers, as well as GFP expression.

We confirmed the ECMP hit conditions by scaling up the 10 top-performing matrix compositions shown in the heatmap of Figure 1B into traditional cell culture formats.

Compared to Matrigel and a sub-optimal matrix (C1 C4 C5 LN), 8 of the 10 ECMP hit conditions significantly increased the percentage of GFP positive cells.

Our observations indicate that this processive polymerase can bypass both stereoisomers of the N BPDE-dA adducts with limited encounters (i.e., under single hit conditions).

Both of the stereoisomers of the N-BPDE-dA adducts were used and reactions carried out under single hit conditions with <30% primer extensions analyzed.

Principal contrasts of interest were (i) for the three hit conditions (neutral, negative, positive) vs. correct rejections (old > new effects), (ii) between a collapsed emotional hit condition (weighted combination of positive and negative hits) and neutral hits (valence-independent effects), and (iii) between positive, negative and neutral hits separately (valence-specific effects).

The crystallization condition was subsequently optimized by changing the concentrations of precipitant, salts, and buffer around the initial hit condition.

We selected 10 scenes, in which the batter made a grounder hit (HIT condition), and 10 scenes, in which the batter made a ground out (OUT condition).

Contrary, ch-20 and its adjacent channels (ch-13 and 17) were more activated when the supported player lost (OUT condition) than when he won (HIT condition).

For some contrasts, positive and negative hits were collapsed to form a single 'emotional hit' condition.

No GF or SM is shown in comparison to the hit condition CHR + FGF.