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According to this model, chronic fatigue symptoms develop through a developmental and cumulative process that involves different psychobiological factors contributing to triggering, predisposing, and maintaining stages.

Zebrafish were raised and bred using standard protocols, including maintaining staged embryos at 28°C [41], [42].

42.9±13.7% of cells exposed to 18% stretch exhibited Ca2+ sparks (6 out of 14 experiments, Fig. 7A and D), compared to 6.3±6.3% of cells exposed to LY294002 30 µM(1 out of 16 experiments)in stretch maintaining stage (Fig. 7B, left and D), supporting a role of PI(3 K-dependent signaling in the signaling pathway leading to Ca2+ sparks.

Zebrafish were maintained, staged and injected according to standard procedures [16].

We maintained stage X blastoderms, GSCs, and CEFs as reference samples.

Such cross-species emergence proceeds in various stages — after exposure (stage I, Figure 1), the pathogen must be able to infect the novel recipient host (stage II), this single infection must result in onward transmission to con-specifics (stage III), and such transmission must be maintained (stage IV).

It is re-expressed specifically in the unsegmented territory anterior to the proctodeum around the 34 LBS stage, at about the time that oscillation stops, and expression is maintained throughout stages 5 and 6.

The unique attributes of P. vivax biology, particularly the capacity of the dormant liver stage, the hypnozoite, to maintain blood-stage infections even in the absence of active transmission, make blood-stage vaccines particularly attractive for this species.

Maintenance: This stage involves maintaining a level of activity to ensure that the behavior has changed and remains changed.

However, they generate a large holding force, which is needed to precisely maintain the stage position in fine stages.

For heat shock experiments the PeCon's temperature controlled stage was used to maintain a stage temperature of 37°C.