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The short linkers, reinforced by novel historic properties, create a number of unique and dynamic nucleosome structural features in vivo: permanent unpeeling of DNA from the ends of the core, an inability to bind even full 147 by core DNA lengths, and facility to undergo a conformational transition that resembles the changes found in active chromatin.

It resembles the changes fortysomething women undergo, and the most common symptoms include a flagging libido, hot flashes, fatigue, weakness, insomnia, moodiness, and weight gain, all of which are also well-known symptoms of (female) menopause.

AF, FUM, and DON may therefore share a convergent pathway in which mucosal damage can lead to impaired nutrient absorption and/or increased intestinal permeability, pathology that resembles the changes seen in EED [ 6].

Remarkably, this resembles the changes of DMBT1 expression and localisation observed in other tumor types originating from mono-layered epithelia such as primary esophageal adeno-carcinomas and lung carcinomas [ 5, 8].

In general, the magnitude of decrease in gait velocity in our study resembles the changes found in previous studies [ 5], where children decreased their gait velocity by 0.18 and 0.43 m/s, depending on the secondary task used (i.e., memorization task and auditory identification task, respectively).

For example, pairing sounds with electrical stimulation of the NB results in stimulus-specific plasticity in the auditory cortex that closely resembles the changes observed in animals that have undergone classical or operant conditioning (Kilgard & Merzenich, 1998a,b 1998b, 2002; Weinberger & Bakin, 1998; Miasnikov et al., 2001; Ma & Suga, 2003; Froemke et al., 2007; Reed et al., 2011).

This magnetic field decrease resembles the change in magnetic field of the counter-electrojet at the dip equator in the afternoon sector.

The clinical course and histological findings in these rats resembled the changes in patients with VKH disease.

Nonetheless, although the histopathological findings in animal models resemble the changes seen in human lungs upon disease development, it has not been possible to fully imitate the pathological picture of BPD.

Some studies suggest that pathological gaming induces certain changes in the brain that resemble the changes observed in the brains of drug addicts.

These changes to the radial microtubule system resemble the changes reported for AtESP-RNAi.