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Cerebellar degeneration is the most common neurological presentation of AT, which is also a shared feature among at least three distinct hereditary diseases: spinocerebellar ataxia with axonal neuropathy 1 (SCataxiaataxia oculomotor apraxia 1 (and1) ataxiaaxia oculomotor apraxia 2 (AOA2).

During the evolution of Au NPs, the increased size was always compensated by the decreased density as a function of AT, which can be regarded as a rather general behavior of metallic NPs on various semiconductors substrates [38 46], such as on the GaN [38], sapphire [39, 40], and GaAs [41 44].

In addition, heparin binding inhibits the anti-inflammatory effects of AT, which may already be low, and triggers the release of inflammatory mediators from blood and endothelial cells.

Figure 8 (left panel) shows that qp is proportional to the amount of IPNS and not to the amount of AT, which is in agreement with earlier findings [ 17].

This effect is similar though slightly higher than our effect estimate of 1.7%9595% CI: 0.9%, 2.6%) (Table 3) for extreme heat (99th vs. 75th percentile of AT), which corresponds to an average of 11°F across cities.

This large difference is partly due to the sensitivity of the calculated value to the percentage of AT, which is 60.9% in contig 28 vs. 52.6% in contig 23 (%AC and %AG are always close to 50%, "the second Chargaff parity rule", see end of discussion).

The estimated dose of radiation at which half of the follicles are lost in humans is 4 Gy [31].

The avidity index is the concentration of NH4SCN at which 50% of the antibody was eluted.

We defined the 'lethal-dose fifty' (LD50) as the number of days at which 50% of plants had died.

The level of toxicity at which 73% of D. sechellia w30 larvae died approximately corresponds to 0.46% octanoic acid.

The concentration of TTX at which 50% of the anti-TTX was inhibited from binding was ~75 ng/mL.