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The system adjusts odorant stimulus presentation to human nasal respiration and records behavioral responses in the same experimental device.

Further experiments using human iNKT cells confirmed that the presence of the biotin label does not affect optimal loading onto CD1d molecules and presentation to human iNKT cells.

Making this goal practically achievable will require a paradigm shift in the way individual scientists translate their data into digital form, since most contemporary methods of data entry are designed for presentation to humans rather than consumption by machine learning algorithms.

These defects are similar in presentation to several human craniofacial disorders (e.g., craniosynostosis, hemifacial microsomia), and may be related to increased levels of bone metabolism observed in aceti282a/fgf8 heterozygotes.

To provide maximal experimental utility and enable the translation of preclinical mouse modeling experiments into human disease, GEMMs of human CRC must be driven by homologous allelic series, and exhibit similar clinical presentations to the human disease, including disease histopathology and appearance of metastatic lesions (Heyer et al., 2010; Roper and Hung, 2012).

This is equivalent to giving only brief stimulus presentations to a human observer.

The L cells were transfected with human MHC II (HLA-DR1α/β) for presentation of SEB to human T-cells.

The laying hen is a robust model in that ovarian cancer develops spontaneously with pathological and histological presentation very similar to human disease [ 5, 6].

Feline PKD is also autosomal dominant and has clinical presentations similar to humans.

In humans, food presentation to BED subjects is associated with greater striatal dopamine release (51).

For the first simulated data set we assume that the neural responses are drawn from a neural population with a hierarchical structure, with neurons responding to presentation of any human face, to famous faces only, to male or female only, or to individual ones (Figure 1C).