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We exposed each cell culture to HU for 1 hr before collecting the samples.

During the second session (simulation B) we exposed each candidate to the six predetermined simulations but without acute bleeding episodes.

In brief, we exposed each species to a range of concentrations over a 4-day period to quantify traditional LC504-d values.

(5) Exposure – Generalized Java implementation: we exposed each partition using Java Interfaces that contain methods to access and manipulate the state information.

We exposed each microarray to 10 washing cycles using nonstringent wash buffer (6 × SSPE, 0.01% Tween-20) at 25°C followed by four rounds of wash in stringent wash buffer (100 m M MES, 0.1  M NaCl, 0.01% Tween-20 at 50°C. Signal intensities were increased by antibody amplification.

Because melanin production can be affected by stress (Butler and Day 1998; Henson et al. 1999; Jacobson 2000), we exposed each offspring to two stressful environments, cold temperature and sublethal fungicide exposure, that could be compared with a control environment to determine whether temperature or fungicide stress would result in environment-dependent QTL.

HOFFMAN: One of the things that has been really interesting about putting our two networks together is we expose each other to a lot of different people.

To assess the ability of Myc proteins to promote genomic instability (GI), we first exposed each of the above six cell lines to colcemid and then quantified the resulting fraction of tetraploid cells by flow cytometry.

We exposed juveniles of each ecotype to several environmental treatments under laboratory conditions in order to produce shape variation associated with plasticity.

We exposed mice in each age group to either SS or filtered air (FA) for 6 hr/day for 10 consecutive days beginning on GD7 (by maternal exposure) or on PND2 or PND21 (direct exposure; Figure 1).

In order to determine whether these differences reflect recent experience, we exposed separate groups of each species and sex to different housing conditions.