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In wider cells, the layer with highest stress (red) is approximately symmetric along the half-width of the cell, increasing in depth towards both edges and greater towards the downwelling edge.

Three hours later, the brain, liver and red blood cells of the experimental animals were analysed for glucose level and the blood was analysed for selected key indices of oxidative stress: red blood cell (RBC) count haemoglobin (Hb), packed cell volume (PCV) and white blood cell (WBC) count (total and differential).

After the cultivation, ethanol tolerance was evaluated by measuring specific growth rates in 5%% ethanol stress (red bars).

The size describes the value obtained by using the directed Stress: the bigger the node the higher the value; the colour describes the value obtained by using the undirected Stress: red is used for the highest value, blue for the lowest value.

Fig. 6 Yield stresses (red) and stress drops (blue) as a function of (sigma_{3}) for a (sigma_{1}) value of a 100, b 300, and c 500 MPa.

Using the agile antechinus (Antechinus agilis) as a model, we also examined the association between these variables and three population performance indices, mass-size residuals (MSR; indexing fat reserves), the neutrophil/lymphocyte ratio (N L; indexing physiological stress) and red blood cell counts (RBC; indexing regenerative anaemia).

Even when the retardation effects are included and the resonance peaks broaden and shift, this general behavior survives and leads to the experimental observation in Figure 12: the dip in the extinction spectrum due to the Fano resonance blue shifts for polarization parallel to the direction of mechanical stress but red shifts for polarization perpendicular to it.

As illustrated in Fig. 4A, αvβ3 integrin (green) is concentrated in large dots over the ventral face of lamellipodia at the end of actin stress fibers (red).

As shown in Fig. 5B, 5-MTHF and vitamin B12 supplementation markedly increased the intensity of fluorescence in compliant patients, suggesting a reduction of the oxidative stress in red cell membrane proteins.

(D ) Immunofluorescence staining of E-cadherin (green) and actin stress fibers (red).

(C ) Largest stress direction (red) and second principal stress direction (green) in mechanical models of the pavement cell.