Markedly expanded areas of F-actin distribution were frequently observed along basal and lateral membranes of Atmin Gpg6/Gpg6 kidney epithelial cells, whereas these areas of substantially expanded actin distribution were never observed in WT kidneys (compare Fig. 4B with D).
The ONES award will allow Michelle Bell, an assistant professor of environmental health at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, to substantially expand her investigation of the mortality and morbidity effects of tropospheric ozone.
The addition of this analysis allowed us to substantially expand the number of dosage-compensated genes identified, bolstering in the statistical power throughout the paper.
The Westinghouse Corporation, which is based in Pittsburgh, has lobbied China to buy its latest model AP1000 reactor, but French and Russian companies are also vying for contracts under a Chinese plan to substantially expand the use of nuclear energy.
New instruments allow volumetric effects in biochemical systems to be evaluated calorimetrically and to substantially expand the throughput of differential scanning calorimetry measurements in drug discovery and other high-throughput applications.
We used these features to characterize the role of gene duplication in the evolution of gene regulation, substantially expanding on previous analyses based on comparing paralog expression in on one or two species.
Tumor biopsy specimens, collected before chemotherapy, were removed during laparotomy for implantation of the intra-arterial infusion device without substantially expanding the scope of surgery.
The Optional Municipal Code was adopted in 1969, substantially expanding the powers of cities choosing to come under it.
The legislation would transform the government insurance program by substantially expanding the role of private health plans, which many Republicans believe will eventually be more efficient.
But the Obama plan, while substantially expanding the role of government in the health care marketplace, actually preserves the current system for the foreseeable future (a political concession that I wish he had not made, given how outmoded employer-based health insurance has become).
