Based on published data obtained in laboratory studies on CD-1 mice (Mus musculus) concerning effects on behavior and physiology of pre-, post-, and perinatally exposed males and females, we review here the case of estrogenic chemical bisphenol A (BPA), one of the most intensively studied EDCs.
I'm thinking of the writer whose stringent morality transmuted itself most intensively into style: Ernest Hemingway.
The vertebrate genome is littered with sequences capable of forming secondary structures that can interfere with replication (Mirkin & Mirkin, 2007), of which the G quadruplex (G4) is one of the most intensively studied (Maizels & Gray, 2013).
As a matter of full disclosure, I should note that I worked with Campbell during the Clinton administration, most intensively when NATO leaders set up a communications team to manage the news media during the Kosovo crisis, and I remain a professional colleague.
The aim of this expedition was to understand the origin and evolution of the cold-water coral banks in Porcupine Seabight, one of the most intensively studied provinces (e.g., Shannon et al., 2001).
3 The antioxidants for preventing skin oxidative damage that have been studied most intensively are vitamins E and C, coenzyme Q10, and lipoic acid, referred to as "network antioxidants", which work synergistically to regenerate one another.
Those cities are two of the places where Mr. Gore has advertised most intensively; this summer, only Flint, Mich., Scranton, Pa., and Pittsburgh saw more Gore commercials than Green Bay and Milwaukee.
This is strikingly illustrated by the extinction of the visually stunning Large Blue butterfly (Maculinea arion) in England, perhaps the world's most intensively studied and expensively conserved butterfly (Thomas et al. 2009).
Historically, this is the most intensively studied case.
are one of the most intensively propagated species in hatchery stocking programs (Lackey et al. 2006; Williams 2006).
