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The maturation rate in metaphase I (MI) oocytes was as low as 15% in different groups at 24 h and did not increase by 48 h.

We used this mean value of maturation rate in order to retrieve α, γ and δ from the curves in Fig. 2b.

In the current study, fluorescence microscopy demonstrated that chromophore maturation rate in p3G- and p3R-transfected cells (<24 hrs) was faster than that in p3H-transfected cells (>24 hrs), which caused a significant condensation of TF protein in the cytoplasm.

Differences in schistosome susceptibility to PZQ has also been documented and one hypothesis has been a delayed maturation rate in Senegal (Fallon et al. 1997) although it is not known if this could be due to previous PZQ exposure.

Future work could aim at determining the robustness to changes, instead of in the pre-miRNA structure, in the maturation rate in the cytoplasm by accounting for the interaction between the pre-miRNA and Dicer proteins (Lee et al. 2002), and even use a more accurate model, although at a high computational cost, with the three-dimensional structure of RNA molecules (Parisien et al. 2009).

Conclusion: Presence of intact COCs significantly improved the oocyte maturation rates in animal model.

Comparison of the de novo maturation rates in various GFP variants revealed that some folding mutations near the chromophore promoted rapid chromophore maturation and that the accumulation of mutations could reduce the maturation rate.

Maturation rates in fish fed the low lipid experimental feed and the higher lipid commercial feed at the same ration level (64%) were similar suggesting that dietary (body) lipid level had no effect on maturation in relatively fast growing juvenile Chinook salmon.

Experiments investigating maturation rates in female tsetse normally involve unmated flies; the present work has shown, however, that a mated female is less than half as likely to mature infection a midgut infection as an unmated female (see Figure 4).

The experiments presented here with L-NAME suggest that NO may be involved in the maturation process; supplementation of the diet with L-arginine, the precursor of NO, did not affect maturation rates in the present work; if trypanosomes are responding to NO, then the concentration would be crucial.

L-cysteine significantly increased maturation rates in both male and female tsetse while the non-physiological isomer D-cysteine had no effect when compared with control flies, suggesting that L-cysteine may be utilised by an enzyme as a substrate [14], [15].