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Maturation rate of FPs was compared in LMG194 bacterial cells expressing miRFP670nano or miRFP670, respectively.

To improve the maturation rate of murine and human germinal vesicle (GV) oocytes using human tubal epithelial cells (hTECs).

In mice at the age of 14 16 mo, maturation rate of oocytes from mice treated with melatonin was significantly lower than those of oocytes from the age-matched untreated mice.

The results indicate no significant differences between procedures A and B with SOPS in all maturation stages, reaching a maximum maturation rate of 21%.

Treatment significantly reduced the diameter and increased the echogenicity and dry weight content and enhanced the maturation rate of the tenoblasts, fibrillogenesis, collagen fibril diameter, fibrillar density, tensile strength, and stiffness and stress of the injured tendons.

The results of experiment 1 showed that when recipient oocytes in a replicate had a maturation rate of <40% (34 ± 3.0%; three replicates) the proportion of nuclear transferred oocytes that developed to blastocyst was 2 ± 1.1%, which was significantly lower (P < 0.01) than the 25 ± 3.2% achieved when the recipient oocyte maturation rate was 71±3.7%7% (three replicates).

Main outcome measures: Maturation rates of oocytes after 24 h and 48 h.

This work shows a direct connection between elevated levels of corticosterone and the sex ratio of resultant offspring, leading researchers to conclude that corticosterone may directly influence sex chromosome segregation during meiosis, or may lead to differential maturation rates of differentially sexed ova.

Blocking of these lectins with specific sugars increased midgut infection rates [4], however, continuous feeding of glucosamine significantly lowered the maturation rates of established midgut infections [5].

Swimming behaviour has the potential to be influenced by differences in maturation rates of circuitry underlying motivation, anxiety, and sensory processing [49].

Previous work [17] had shown that L-NAME, a nitric oxide synthase inhibitor, did not increase tsetse susceptibility to midgut infection with trypanosomes; however, in the present work continuous feeding of L-NAME significantly reduced maturation rates of established midgut populations in male tsetse (see Figure 3).