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As each treatment was carried out in duplicate, the mean branch point count was calculated after unblinding.

However, mean branch point strength (Table 2) was not significantly lower (p = 0.411) for the exons associated with skipping.

In the mice treated with 10 mM kainic acid, the mean branch point area was significantly increased at day 14 (4.11±0.33) and at day 28 (4.34±0.08, P=0.0014) in comparison with that at day −14 (3.36±0.12) (Fig. 3H).

That polymorphisms persist in recently divided populations (lineage sorting) and that (for bacteria and archaea) recombination falls off at different rates for different genes (and may never reach zero) does mean that branch points in such a TOC are not sharp (Retchless and Lawrence [2007], Science 317: 1093).

As described earlier (Rumjahn et al, 2007), an angiogenesis score (s) represents the product of mean number of branch points (bp) multiplied by mean pixel length (l) multiplied by mean pixel cell surface area (a).

Each angiogenesis score represents the product of mean number of branch points multiplied by mean branch length multiplied by mean cell surface area (illustrated in Figure 1).

For the 12 traced arbors, the mean axon length (excluding the lanceolate endings) was ∼2 × 10 μm and the mean number of branch points was ∼75.

For quantitative assessment of the data, the mean number of branch points was determined by counting the number of branch points in five high-power fields (× 100).

There were no significant differences in the mean number of branch points between day −14 (3.11±0.12), day 14 (3.02±0.18) and day 28 (3.10±0.08) for vehicle-treated mice.

The mean axon length per neuron was 13 cm at P12 (n = 8; range 3 42 cm) and 31 cm at P30 (n = 4; range 11 49 cm), and at both ages, the density of branches averaged 4 5 per mm of axon length (range 3 7 per mm), giving a mean of >1000 branch points per arbor at P30, including occasional branches along the axon's initial segment.

We model branch point position by a class-specific mean plus a standard deviation, which corresponds to the registration accuracy that we wish to estimate.