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We used the atomic-level readout of our system to interrogate key aspects of FG Nup-TF interactions that have previously been inaccessible.

The main readout of our experiment was the ability of TGF-β to induce a 2- to 3-fold change in the expression of CD133 by FACS analysis of HepG2 cells (as shown in Figures  3a and 4a).

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Hence, we favored an approach using lower intensity (∼4 kW/cm) and longer illumination time (∼10 ms), limited by the readout rate of our camera.

"This sounds like an over-interpretation of our readout of the President's call," said Don Stewart, a spokesman for Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., R-Ky .ing to a phone call between Obama and Hill leadereferringnesday nighto

This may not be surprising as our readout of LaA maturation requires only ZmpSte24 cleavage for Lop inhibition, whereas farnesylation, aaXing, carboxylmethylation and then ZmpSte24 cleavage all must occur following FTI or Lov treatment.

Third, we hypothesized that our readout of the internal choice reflected behaviorally important aspects of the neural state.

In this study our readout of biological activity was chemotaxis, which is the final downstream function of CXCR3 activation and may be attained by several signalling pathways.

At the end of the last century, a large gap existed between our knowledge of the structures responsible for the readout of the genetic information and our understanding of the functional and structural transitions of those structures.

A third limitation refers to the importance of the SOFA score as a readout of systemic organ failure in our population, since thrombocytopenia was the only category in which 61% of our patients scored, most of them with high scores.

These speed groups were chosen and consistently used in this and all subsequent analyses because several of our readouts exhibit discontinuous or non-linear behavior at ∼20 and ∼34 mm/s (see Figures 2A; 3C and 5B for examples).