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After the infection of 2-DIV hypothalamic neurons with AAV-EGFP we could not detect any EGFP expression (data not shown), suggesting that the neuronal-specific promoter is not yet expressed in cultures with this age.

Ms. Mehring said a joint bid was quite possible, and could involve a company that has not yet expressed an interest.

A great star, perhaps, is someone who embodies a cultural moment while nudging us on to something new, to feelings not yet explored and contradictions not yet expressed.

Tower Hamlets has not yet expressed a view, but Jules Pipe, the elected mayor of Hackney, says that "this scheme is completely unsuitable for this part of Shoreditch.

Mr. Putin has said that Russia must respond to the new American law, but he has not yet expressed his view on banning adoptions outright.

Mrs. Obama has not yet expressed full-throated words of thanks to the pioneers of the women's movement who opened up the doors that she then went through.

We have addressed this concern in multiple ways by demonstrating that (A) the transgenic and endogenous H2be genes display a similar expression onset and (B) NeuroD-positive progenitors do not yet express the endogenous H2be gene, which emerges at a later stage of olfactory neuronal differentiation.

At P3, 83.3% of MNs (n = 38) were still not expressing Kv1.1 in their AIS or JXP-AIS, while 16.7% showed a weak expression of Kv1.1 in their AnkG+ AIS, but did not yet express Caspr (as for the following stages/populations, a representative example is shown, in Figure 7E-H).

When T-cell precursors leave the bone marrow on their way to mature in the thymus, they do not yet express receptors for antigens and thus are indifferent to stimulation by them.

Meanwhile, price signals on balancing markets do not yet express growing flexibilisation needs of the electricity system.

All they could see was what their eyes showed them, which was something very different than what they were used to seeing and which was not yet expressing its full potential.