Not exact matches
The church is packed with the usual Easter crowds along with the
normal padding of snowbirds who've been here in Florida since
after Thanksgiving and will
fly back up to Michigan and New Jersey next week.
And their genes are easier to manipulate than those of their mammalian counterparts — by altering Sod1, Wu created
flies that died
after only about two weeks, a quarter of their
normal life span.
After 10 days of age, the manipulations reduced the distance
flies could climb up tubes and the alterations caused older
flies to have signs of neurodegeneration, including higher than
normal levels of brain cell death and degradation.
After 24 hours of sleep deprivation,
normal flies reacted slower to heat in their cages, but the mutants reacted as if they were fully rested, indicating that they didn't need to make up for their slumber loss.
Recordings using this system reveal that
after a meal,
flies sleep more for a short period before returning to a
normal state of wakefulness.
But Dan Sheehan «s self - published title
After Action offers readers something that not many well - known books present, which is an amazingly well - written open look at what happens when the bullets stop
flying and a decorated soldier tries to come home to adjust to a new level of
normal.