Among 15 progeny populations obtained by selfing from line 11 S0 plants with significantly enhanced SHR after stress treatments, most did not show any significant increase of SHR in the S1 generation (Table 2).
While bleocin leads to highly increased SHR in both tested lines, we found that lower concentrations of paraquat stimulated SHR only in line 11, and higher concentrations suppressed SHR in both lines in three independent experiments.
Hence, while it is conceivable that the steepened delay-of-reinforcement gradient calculated for SHR in the present study is an artifact of the overactivity and increased behavioral variability in SHR, both behavioral arousal and the selective strengthening of behavior could be changed in SHR.
Heat increased SHR 2.8- and 3.4-fold in lines 11 and 1445, respectively, and also had a significant effect on SHR in lines 651 and IC9 (Table S4).
Focusing of behavior onto the operant hole and decrease in variability were retarded for SHR in the present study, consistent with the dynamic developmental theory which predicts retarded elimination of ineffective responses in SHR [ 13, 20, 25, 26].
Given our finding that CD4+ T cells play an essential role in the induction of SHR in GC B cells, we believe that further identification of the specific receptors and signaling elements underlying induction of SHR will broaden our understanding of the etiology of mature B cell malignancies.
The purpose of this study was to compare SHR in shoulders with RTSA to normal shoulders.
These potential ACE inhibitory peptides were further hydrolyzed by the rat's gastrointestinal proteases and then lose their antihypertensive effects on SHR in vivo.
Systolic pressure was slightly increased in 2-month-old SHR in comparison with age-matched normotensive Wistar Kyoto (WKY) rats and augmented progressively with age in SHR.
To offer a three-dimensional description of the scapular kinematics and scapulohumeral rhythm (SHR) in healthy subjects during quasi-static shoulder abduction.
To make a judgment is to distinguish what is "this" or "right" (shi, or "shr") in some context from what is "not" or "wrong" (fei, "fey").
