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Acute O3 exposure (120 250 ppb over an hour) was applied under moderate light and low vapor pressure deficits during near steady state conditions.
After washing, the oil was stored in closed translucent plastic bottles under moderate light conditions.
In the present study, the cell growth rate and fatty acids production upon aeration rate indicated that higher cell quantity and large amount of fatty acids could be produced under moderate light conditions, whereas fatty acids synthesis was discontinued once approaching the stationary phase and the content decreased during the apoptosis phase (Table 1; Figs. 6, 7).
Plants were grown under moderate light conditions for another 3 days before checked for fluorescence of the reporter proteins.
Flasks were shaken (100 rpm) under moderate light conditions (50 to 70 μE × m-2 × s-1) at 20°C.
Sealed cultures of apr1 became anaerobic in normal growth medium (TAP) under moderate light conditions and induced [FeFe]-hydrogenase activity, yet without significant hydrogen gas evolution.
Animals were monitored for 15 minutes in a 40 cm square open field with video tracking software, under moderate lighting.
We measured photosynthetic traits under a moderate light intensity (ML) of 400 μmol photons m−2 s−1 and a high light intensity (HL) of 1500 μmol photons m−2 s−1.
However, when grown in the field or under rapidly fluctuating moderate light in a laboratory, those mutants produce fewer seeds than wild-type plants [ 13] and also show retarded growth [ 14].
A comparison between Cold/Light and moderate high light responsive gene expression [4] is indicated after description of the gene: (UP); a gene up regulated under moderate high light, (Down); a gene down regulated under moderate high light and ; no change in the gene expression under moderate high light.
These data reveal that virally mediated ectopic expression of human rod opsin can restore vision under natural viewing conditions and at moderate light intensities.
