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cells and cancerous chicken stomach cells, excluding interphase, which had a dramatic difference. ... The stage that held the most difference was Interphase. In normal chicken cells, the duration for interphase was 550 minutes. However for interphase in cancerous chicken stomach cells, it was 380 minutes.
It was also found that an increase in testosterone during the PASP predicted subsequent willingness to choose competitive tasks (3, 28, 29). ... Aggression research in human studies has revealed an interesting property of testosterone dynamics, its rapid fluctuations provoking reactive aggression in response to stimuli.