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Briefly, by employing homologous recombination in embryonic stem cells, a modified GR allele was generated with a loss of exon 3, encoding the first zinc finger of the receptor's DNA-binding domain, and a subsequent shift of the open reading frame.

This difference can be attributed to the shift of the decoy distribution toward higher P-Scores with a subsequent shift of the forward distribution toward lower, more confident P-Scores.

We observed that growing WT yeast cells in the presence of HU resulted in Rfa2 hyperphosphorylation, and subsequent shifting of the cells to HU-free media caused its gradual dephosphorylation.

On Godunov's sudden death in 1605 and the subsequent shift of power to the first False Dmitry, Philaret was released and made metropolitan (archbishop) of Rostov.

In ectocervix, during the early follicular phase, when increasing levels of estrogens stimulate proliferation of stem cells and subsequent shift of cells between the layers – toward surface, some mature epithelial cells (upper intermediate layers) showed cytoplasmic p27 staining (white arrowhead, Fig. 9A).

Perron, Manga, Richards and their colleagues calculate that on Mars, an initial shift of 50 degrees from today's pole, equal to about 3,000 kilometers on the surface, would be sufficient to disrupt the Arabia shoreline, while a subsequent shift of 20 degrees from today's pole, or 700 kilometers, would have altered the Deuteronilus shoreline.

There is an enormous overrepresentation of secreted protein transcripts after attachment and a subsequent shift to the production of molecules associated with energetic metabolism.

NCHS released a statement in March 2012 noting an increase in the proportion of A1C values between 5.7 and 6.4% (39 48 mmol/mol) and subsequent shift to the right (increased values) of A1C distribution in NHANES 2007 2010 compared with 1999 2006.

This was reflected in larger N2pc amplitude indicating selection of the salient decoy with a subsequent shift to the target.

On the other hand, BOLD imaging studies of human cortex have consistently singled out an area in the posterior superior temporal sulcus (pSTS) specifically activated by the processing of eye gaze cues leading to subsequent shifts of attention (Materna et al., 2008a).

First, as we noted in the introduction, when one item in WM is prioritized, the memory advantage of that item is robust to subsequent shifts of visual attention (Hollingworth & Maxcey-Richard, 2013; Maxcey-Richard & Hollingworth, 2013; Rerko et al., 2014).