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Only one behavior was mildly affected by analgesic treatment: sea lions in the carprofen group tended to spend less time lying down in Days 1 3 following surgery (i.e., the days which they received oral carprofen).
The number of epithelial precursors of swimbladder severely decreased at 72 hpf when heat-shock was performed from 30 hpf (Figure 4M), but the swimbladder was mildly affected and formed a morphologically recognizable primordium at 72 hpf when heat-shock was performed from 36 hpf (Figure 4N).
Regardless, the quality of qPCR-based CCS analysis was mildly affected by this procedural variability.
Consistent with the PCR data, the pre-rRNA transcript was mildly affected in cells knocked down for CTCF.
Similarly, in embryos trans-heterozygous for gyc76C and pkg21D f05504, somatic muscle patterning was largely intact and extension of the VO muscles was mildly affected (Fig. 3C).
Although the expression of MTA2 and TRRAP at the mRNA level was mildly affected by the silencing of SETD6 (Fig. S2), the protein level remained unaffected (Fig. 2B).
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