Second, by using fast Hermite projections we characterize whether the analyzed time-frequency regions are associated with swallowing or other phenomena (vocalization, noise, bursts, etc).
We next characterized whether overexpression of IGFBP3 and resulting effects on hypocretin transmission affect sleep and wakefulness by conducting sleep studies on hIGFBP3 transgenic mice and their littermates.
From these trajectories, we first characterized whether the emergence of a crop pathogen was successful through the variable E that equals 1 if a pathogen genotype that can infect the crop emerged and persisted in the simulation and 0 otherwise.
We characterized all the miRNAs whether they were derived from repetitive elements or not and identified significant differences between the repeat-related miRNAs (RrmiRs) and non-repeat-derived miRNAs in (1) their location in protein-coding and intergenic regions in genomes, (2) the minimum free energy of their hairpin structures, and (3) their conservation in vertebrate genomes.
We characterized gata3 expression to determine whether the tissues disrupted in HDR expressed gata3 in zebrafish.
We characterized obtained nanoparticles to check whether they meet all the above criteria for the use in immunodetection.
We characterized those isolates to determine whether the outbreak isolates of S. sonnei predominant in India were clonal in origin.
To gain insights into how endogenous promoters influence HIV-1 transcription we utilized a set of inducible T cell lines and characterized whether there were correlations between expression of endogenous genes, provirus and long terminal repeat architecture.
It remains to be characterized whether the presence of these relatively common mutations poses a risk for peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
In this study, we assessed the levels of multiple candidate endogenous microbicides in cervicovaginal lavage (CVL) specimens from HIV and HIV women, and characterized whether these microbicides correlate with protection from HIV infection.
