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Furthermore, juveniles derived from the group of isolated females had a high growth rate and wide frequency distribution of body sizes.

Animals used for in vivo work are often juvenile, derived from inbred strains, of the same age and health, housed in the same environment with identical diets, and have no comorbidities.

During the earlier life stages (larvae, spat, and juveniles), nutrients derived from diets are catabolised to provide energy for growth.

Nearby xenolith outcrops exhibit a pronounced change in anisotropy and indicate the presence of two distinct layers in the lithospheric mantle, whereas the deeper layer is thought to present more juvenile lithosphere derived from thermal relaxation in the post-extension phase.

Juvenile cultures were derived from mononucleate ascospores incubated on germination medium as previously described [19].

Sex, drugs and violence are the themes that he realizes in a boldly linear style and in chopped up and scrambled images derived from juvenile picture books.

The majority of zircons from the Coorg rocks show Hf isotope features typical of crystallization from magmas derived from juvenile sources.

The reconstituted human epidermis (RHE) was generated from human keratinocytes derived from juvenile foreskin obtained during surgery.

For patch clamp recordings standard procedures were also used to prepare 300 µM thick horizontal slices derived from juvenile mice (P18 28) (mEPSCs, mIPSCs) or coronal slices derived from adult mice for LTP experiments.

To compare our data with these from Li et al. [35] we also examined whether our findings can be reproduced in coronal slices derived from juvenile and adult animals.

However, the suppressive effect of capsaicin on LA-LTP was also present in coronal slices derived from juvenile mice (control: 120.5±3.2% [n = 8] vs. 1 µM cap: 107.3±3.5% [n = 7], p<0.05, Fig. 3A).