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“a clear trend”

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p<0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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When analyzing theta power immediately following closed arm entry in respect to the baseline (the 0.5 s period immediately preceding the entry), there were no significant differences between controls and stressed animals in any of the recorded regions despite a clear trend for mPFC(PrL) theta power increase in both groups (Figure 5A ).
When looking at one of the first papers of the Thayumanavan group in this field, 52 a clear trend could be observed from dye release experiments—a zero-generation (G0) dendron bearing a single hydrophilic chain and a single enzymatically cleavable aliphatic ester dissembled much faster than higher molecular weight dendrons (first- to third-generation dendrons), which showed significantly slower dye release and disassembly rates as the generation of the dendrons increased ( Figure 2 ).