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Ferrets treated with MAM on E24 result in an overall decrease of BLBP expression; radial glia that continue to express BLBP, however, show only mild disruption compared with the strongly disrupted vimentin expressing radial glia.
When we view faces upside down, however, we engage primarily in featural face processing; configural face processing is strongly disrupted.
In conclusion, the present results suggested that water deficit interrupted the ROS balance between generation and elimination in cucumber roots, which strongly disrupted the normal metabolism of roots and restrained the water absorption.
Therefore, it can be concluded that water stress strongly disrupted the normal metabolism of roots and restrained water absorption, and seemingly enzymatic system played more important roles in protecting cucumber seedling roots against oxidative damage than non-enzymatic system in short-term water deficit stress.
We observed that bile acid homeostasis is indeed strongly disrupted by both RF and in the PERDKO model.
Figure 8 shows that initial complex cell responses are strongly disrupted resulting from the additive noise pattern.
Reciprocal immunoprecipitation/western blotting, Far-western blotting, and confocal microscopy confirmed the specific association of MGMT with PCNA and the ability of p21 to strongly disrupt the MGMT-PCNA complexes in tumor cells.
Mutations directed at the SCR2 C3d interface (R83A, R83E, G84Y) were found to strongly disrupt C3dg binding, supporting the conclusion that the SCR2 interface reflected in the crystal structure is correct.
These results indicate that proteasome inhibition strongly disrupts ER stress-induced NADPH oxidase up-regulation.
Unlike homozygous combinations, which strongly disrupt or knock out one step in the pathway, double heterozygous combinations only reduce Imd signaling at two different points in the pathway.
Forest fires, floods or droughts are well known examples that can lead to local extinction of populations or strongly disrupt species life cycles [3], [12].
