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Both NO2− and NO3− elicited reproductive and developmental toxicity that qualitatively mimicked that of sodium nitroprusside.

H2Bub1 was directly involved in transcription elongation, and the sRNA profile of htb1-K119R mimicked that of leo1Δ (Fig EV5A and B).

The expression profile of aggrecan mimicked that of type II collagen but with a slight delay of a couple of days.

MXA induction (Supplementary Figure S1D) mimicked that of DDX58 (Supplementary Figure S1B), and IFNA1 induction (Supplementary Figure S1E) mimicked that of IFNB1 (Supplementary Figure S1A), as expected from their common activation pathways.

Its efficient swimming mimicked that of real rays and could be used to collect marine data for scientists or conduct underwater surveillance for the military.

The catchphrase "war on drugs" mimicked that of Nixon's predecessor Lyndon B Johnson, who had declared a "war on poverty" during his state of the union address in 1964.

Hence, injection molded micropillar surfaces can possess similar spatial frequency and roughness features to that of mimicked surfaces.

In these three models, our results demonstrate that the fibrotic stroma, and subsequent pancreatic cancer cell chemoprotection, provided by the presence of CAFs, mimicked that which normally occurs in human tumours, in contrast to xenografted models which only have pancreatic cancer cells (Perez-Mancera et al, 2012).

Under conditions of unilateral parietal lesion in our computational model, simulated scan path behaviour mimicked that seen in neurological case studies of visual neglect, where scan paths are attracted to the ipsilesional hemifield and avoid the contralesional hemifield.

Prior to this, Christopher et al [ 16] identified 5 patients with a functional disorder of the vocal cords that mimicked attacks of bronchial asthma, that is paroxysms of wheezing and dyspnoea refractory to standard asthma therapy.

In these studies, telavancin efficacy was compared with that of agents such as vancomycin or daptomycin at doses that mimicked human-equivalent exposures.