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This approach allowed more access of the reagents to the nuclei and confirmed the punctate Cuff distribution pattern both with anti-Cuff specific antibodies and the previously described tripleHA Cuff transgenic lines.

Callahan and Supinski now show that streptozotocin-induced insulin-dependent diabetes causes a comparable response pattern, both with respect to function and physiology - that is, reduced fiber force and, consequently, muscle contractility - but also as far as the underlying mechanisms are concerned.

Consistent with this pattern, both the number of new innovative medicines and the size of pharmaceutical price increases lessened in 2016 after 4 years of accelerated growth.

Individually, RLS and migraine seem to exhibit a polygenic inheritance pattern, both occurring with increased frequency in those with positive family histories.

The brain patterns both with and without pain were then recorded and interpreted by advanced computer algorithms to create a model of what pain looks like.

Gruber et al. compared global gene expression profiles between discs with different degrees of degeneration and found broad changes in gene expression patterns, both with respect to the large number of affected genes and the variety of known functions [ 29].

In the model solution we observed formation of PIN1, PIN2 and PIN3 expression domains together with auxin distribution pattern, both agreeing well with the experimental data (Fig.  2).

LB and SF showed a similar lateralization pattern with voxels with both the positive- and negative-most PSCs lateralized to the left amygdala.

Shaggy-related protein iota/kinase eta had similar interaction patterns, both interacted with TOR through protein phosphatase PP1 and phosphatidylinositol 3-/4- kinase (TRRAP).

Some of the numbers and trends about enrollments and degrees are at odds with the conventional wisdom, whereas others show a cyclical pattern with both slumps and spurts.

Generally, the learning of push hands builds steadily; moving from fixed-stance patterns with a single hand, and ending in a moving step pattern with both hands sometimes varying in height and speed.