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G1 cells were depleted for AID tagged proteins then released under depletion condition and arrested in M phase as described in Figure 4D.

Under depletion conditions, the M S relationship is given by Eq. (1) (1).

This negative bias under depletion was accompanied by a corresponding increase in positive dorsal medial prefrontal-amygdala functional connectivity.

These authors assumed that in the case of p-Si, the electrode is under depletion conditions and that the silicon/electrolyte interface behaves as a Schottky diode.

The additional oxygen groups would act as an electron acceptor under depletion condition and induced the mobile hole charge carriers at the semiconductor/dielectric interface for charge balance.

Results showed that dorsal medial prefrontal responding was elevated in response to fearful relative to happy faces under depletion but not placebo.

In this study, we used EST data generated from clonal K brevis Wilson cells grown under five different culture conditions: 1) under nitrate depletion, 2) under phosphate depletion, 3) in log phase under replete conditions, harvested during the light phase, 4) in the presence of oxidative metals, and 5) undergoing heat stress.

In conclusion, P. tricornutum accumulated lipid under phosphate depletion and under nitrate depletion independently, but the accumulation was magnified when both nutrients were depleted in batch mode.

For instance, myc-overexpressing cells have been reported to die under glutamine depletion and not under glucose shortage, while the opposite holds for ras-transformed fibroblasts as shown in this paper.

Furthermore, interaction of Pub1 or Pab1 with luciferase was only observed under robust heat shock and not under glucose depletion conditions.

This may be because of the different network structure; under phosphate depletion the network comprises distinct separated large hubs, Fig. 3, whereas under glutamate depletion the network is more dispersed among a number of smaller hubs, Supplementary Fig. S14.