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As Bub3 localizes to mono-oriented chromosomes up to the moment of bi-orientation (Fig 4B), and the abolishment of Bub3 and Bub1 localization to the kinetochores in the bub1-Δ GLEBS mutant leads to persistent mono-orientation (Fig 3B D), we favour the idea that Bub3 and Bub1 promote bi-orientation by modulating kinetochore microtubule interactions at the mono-oriented chromosome (indirect pathway).

The first type is persistent and rapid; the orientation of successive steps is positively correlated and the step velocities correspond to values in the tails of the measured velocity distributions (within dotted lines, and Figure 1C).

Restricting REC-8 cohesin to long arms would ensure that co-orientation and persistent SCC occur only in this domain.

The dMRI methods tested include constrained spherical deconvolution (CSD), Q-ball imaging (QBI), diffusion orientation transform (DOT), persistent angular structure (PAS), and neurite orientation dispersion and density imaging (NODDI) methods.

Extension of GR for 4 weeks or longer is required for obtaining a persistent over-representation of exposed orientation, which was preserved at least 4 weeks after the kittens were returned to normal vision (Fig. 7).

Thus, our pooled analyses could not demonstrate any re-calibration of the celestial or magnetic compass in our experimental birds, but did not confirm a persistent celestial or magnetic compass orientation between tests either.

This again led to the conclusion to reconsider FR's own long-term orientation with regard to being persistent.

The persistent, modest over-representation of the exposed orientation observed after long-term GR is supported by recordings using the subspace reverse-correlation-mapping technique [42].

Instead, PSWs were often described by supervisors as being universally resistant to the care plan, requiring persistent reminders of their importance, "right from [PSW] orientation, during staff meetings, [and] during discipline meetings as well".

In summary, in this paper we have shown for the first time that the search strategy of mammary epithelial cells (from multi-cellular organisms, humans) in random migration conditions is an intermittent search process (ballistic motile regions (directional) followed by less-persistent search periods (re-orientation)) described by the BCRW model with exponentially distributed flight lengths.

It is still possible that JH deficiency is involved in the induction of directed flight for sun compass orientation, but it is clear from our results that persistent JH deficiency is not required for maintenance.