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However silt-sized grains (up to 50 μm diameter) will sink through 200 m of surface seawater in about 12 hrs, which thus represents a minimum time for bioavailable Fe to be utilised.

We have found that epicardium activation in response to ventricular resection and cryoinjury is robustly reported by a wt1b GFP transgenic zebrafish line, which thus represents a useful tool for future studies of heart regeneration.

With typical network growth rates of ∼15 µm/min and network concentrations of ∼250 µM (corresponding to mesh sizes of ∼50 nm), filament lengths will drop below the mesh size for capping rates rcap>5 s−1, which thus represents an upper limit for the mechanical integrity of the network and all the more so for its incompressibility.

Interestingly, all but one of these hotspots are located on the right replichore, which thus represents an area of increased genomic plasticity.

The reason for choosing age 7 is that most children in Denmark have started school at this age, which thus represents an important developmental step for the child.

Then, the average of both biological repeats was determined and defined as the growth score, which thus represents the median of all fold-changes throughout the time course.

From each cortical layer we analyzed five such frames which thus represented 130,000 µm2 of cross-sectional plane per respective cortical layer.

Approximately 3% of the total urinary protein content is composed of exosomal proteins [ 61], which thus represent a sub-fraction for the discovery of prostate cancer biomarkers [ 62, 63].

In order to compare the different variables, a control group was recruited consisting of 31 patients referred to our Lipids Unit with severe hypertriglyceridaemia (triglycerides >11.29 mmol/L on at least one occasion), which thus represented a risk of having had hypertriglyceridaemic pancreatitis (HTG Group).

Alternatively, the difference to our results could be explained by the fact that these authors performed the over-expression in a background with more than two copies of E-cad (using a ubi- DE-cad::GFP line), while we performed the experiments in a knock-in DE-cad::GFP line (Huang et al., 2009; 2011), which thus may represent a more sensitive background.

Using the differential equilibrium equations for two-dimensional elasticity and the interlayer stress and strain continuity requirements, special treatment is developed for the transverse normal stresses, which are thus represented by a continuous piecewise cubic function.