In our study, we corroborated these findings with the observation of low levels of fluorescence in the non-induced P2G reporter strain and elevated levels of Psph2 promoter activity after induction by the combination of different mammalian host conditions (Figures 5C, 6, 7C).
Where possible, however, we corroborated patients' accounts with medical notes and clinical correspondence.
Since the high aromatic content and anisotropy complicates CD analysis, we corroborated these results with FTIR of mature Waltz fibrils.
In addition to using a noninvasive surrogate for significant fibrosis and cirrhosis, we corroborated our results with clinical outcomes.
We corroborated our results with Western blot analysis, where detection proceeded after immunoprecipitation of the antibody-containing complexes with Protein A/G.
We corroborated this interpretation with measurements of fluorescently labeled SSBf. Figure 2 figure supplement 1 shows that a single SSB tetramer was responsible for the observed wrapping-unwrapping dynamics.
Finally, we corroborated these findings with nifedipine using an independent pharmacological agent which also affects Ca2+ homeostasis through inhibition of CaMKII, KN-93.
Wherever possible, we corroborated the observed trends with recent taxa-specific global reviews (Text S1).
We corroborated the microarray data with qRT-RTPCR in 12 primary medulloblastomas and determined that MYCN was not significantly overexpressed in tumors with gain or amplifications of 2p, compared to others (p = 0.31) [Table 4].
We corroborated the immunostaining differences with western blotting (WB) analysis (Fig. 3D) that showed K346T channels more abundantly expressed than WT proteins, particularly in the membrane-derived protein fractions (Fig. 3D and E).
Finally, we corroborated the angular experimental values with negative refracted angular values obtained with both negative refraction theories by applying an output correction that uses Snell's law and an effective refractive index, based on the two effective dielectric constants.
