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Strikingly, directional tuning of responses to continuous, rapidly varying stimuli in BC (but not in trigeminal ganglion) appears to be comparatively weak [16]: for instance, tuning is bilaterally symmetric, with each direction and its opposite evoking indistinguishable responses.
More targeted analysis, via stratification of children based on asthma or prior bronchiolitis in infancy, also reveals indistinguishable responses in virus-stimulated cytokine production between individuals with the homozygous TLR4 haplotype (Asp/Asp+Thr/Thr) or the heterozygous haplotype (Asp/Gly+Thr/Ile) (Figures 5 and 6).
The observed memory deficits were not due to differences in nociception, as aged Tg and WT mice displayed indistinguishable response curves in the hot plate assay (Additional file 7: Figure S7).
These two sets of conditions used in Figure 7B, when supplemented with other factors and reagents, both lead to optimal transcription output, and indistinguishable response to the tin(IV) oxochloride inhibitor.
When NF-κB and IRF3 signaling was compared using peritoneal macrophages isolated from ICR- and B6-C/OTg mice, both mouse models showed intact and indistinguishable response to polyI C (via TLR3, Supplementary information, Figure S8A) and LPS (via TLR4, Supplementary information, Figure S8B).
In these cases, aside from the onset time of response, response properties of individual units were indistinguishable from responses following nerve trunk stimulation.
4) In the subsection "Attractive Odor-evoked Activity of Seconardy Neurons Specifically Decays with Aging: "the calcium transient of odor-responsive aged ASEL and AWB neurons were indistinguishable from responses in younger animals".
We observed indistinguishable dosage responses of chromosomes X and 3L in this study, suggesting that X and autosomes have similar overall responses to dosage.
A third independent approach, with cohort stratification based on a history of moderate to severe bronchiolitis/bronchitis during early infancy, also revealed that indistinguishable cytokine responses are elicited in these populations.
Interestingly, the AWB neurons that did respond to odor in aged animals had calcium transients that were indistinguishable from responses in younger animals.
Enabler peptides with cytochrome c release that exceeded the negative control (BidAltBH3) and that were statistically indistinguishable from responses to activator BH3s or tBid were considered robust releasers (e.g., NoxaBH3 in IMR5; Figure 1A).
