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Lifetimes as determined by TCSPC were generally in reasonable agreement with the frequency-domain data and confirmed the robust change in FRET following elevation of cAMP levels (Fig. 1F).
Given the robust changes in adult neurogenesis evident in both disorders, competing effects on brain structure are likely.
The robust changes in cytokine expression and histopathology after rCARDS toxin treatment suggest that CARDS toxin has the potential to induce significant immune pathology in the lung.
The primary goal was to determine a possible anatomical substrate for the novel polysynaptic responses around the Hx in the triple combination treatment which gave the most robust change in the electrophysiological studies.
These experiments employed the x1/90°lead training paradigm, which at 1 Hz induced a decrease in VOR gain and the most robust change in VOR phase of all training paradigms tested.
Gabra5 showed the most robust change with an approximately 20% increase in methylation while both Hspa5 and Syn1 increased approximately 15% in aged rats relative to young.
Interestingly, the most robust change in this scenario was an increased membrane level of DAT, which could itself explain increased dopamine-pumping capacity.
To find the genes with the most robust changes in expression, the data was plotted as a "Volcano Plot" (Supplementary Figure S2B), which allows statistical significance to be measured along with the extent of fold change in expression.
This adds a randomization to the tissue group comparisons which should act as a filter to identify the more robust changes due to the disease by decreasing noise due to chance differences in heritable gene expression levels between individuals.
In summary, the changes in gene expression we detected and validated represent the most robust changes, which are neither in the feeding regulation nor the stress response categories.
Though concentrations above 4% were not investigated, it could be assumed from the statistical result that no robust change in the dissolution behaviour would be achieved.
