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In this near-IR region, Al nanoparticles exert significantly weaker effect on the cells than the Ag nanoparticles, owing to such a small Φ (Fig. 9).

The former had a significantly weaker effect on mortality which may be attributed to its different binding site on the prp2 mRNA (Fig. 1).

Δ1 and wild-type sFRP1 repressed AR to a similar extent, whereas ΔCRD had a significantly weaker effect.

GFP SCRIB Cter overexpression but not GFP alone significantly reduced Cherry-Cdc42 membrane recruitment at the leading edge while SCRIB SADH12 mutant Cter construct had significantly weaker effect, suggesting that SCRIB SADH domains are implicated in the SCRIB-mediated recruitment of Cdc42 at the leading edge of migrating cells.

Similar, but significantly weaker effects could be observed for cell lines HT1080, DU-145 and SW480 after 48 h treatment with compounds 5 and 6 (data not shown).

AIIB2 affected the levels of β1 and pFAK in parental cells as well, but the significantly weaker functional effect of the β1 inhibitor on 3D culture growth, juxtaposed with its complete growth inhibition of LTRes cells, suggests that β1 signaling plays a more critical role in the growth of LTRes cells where HER2 signaling remains blocked, than it does in parental cells.

In other words, we tested whether the regions showing an increased differential congruency effect during the (explicit) AA task had significantly weaker congruency effects during the (implicit) GE task.

Another interesting observation we made here is that the average fitness effect of a random mutation affecting the 5' UTR is significantly weaker than the effect measured for another random mutation affecting the ORF.

In contrast, LRes cells were only modestly inhibited by trastuzumab (25%, middle panel), an effect that was significantly weaker than the inhibitory effect achieved by trastuzumab in parental cells.

To sum up, the market effects of outward interaction in the state-owned sector are significantly weaker than the effects in the non-state sector.

Pairwise comparisons of exposure, post-exposure, carryover, and net effects of atrazine on A. barbouri mortality revealed that the post-exposure effect (density-mediated + carryover effects) was significantly weaker than both the carryover (F1,40 = 17.58, p < 0.001) and net effects (F1,40 = 15.47, p < 0.001; Figure 2).