For months, nearly everyone involved thought the medical center had had a huge whooping cough outbreak, with extensive ramifications.
In these investigations and their extensive ramifications it was important to be able to work in various districts.
Our 3D-structural and kinetic insights have extensive ramifications for understanding and exploiting 3D SARs in glycobiology.
The venous drainage of the deep zone of the cerebellar cortex principally occurs via vessels Duvernoy et al. term V5 veins, which have extensive ramifications that drain the internal granule layer and subcortical white matter [ 37].
The remarkable morphology of the neuron, including extensive ramifications in the antennal lobe contralateral to that containing the cell body, was found to be maintained throughout all life stages including that of larvae, pupae, and imago.
The former is easily eliminated; the latter sometimes gives rise to a little difficulty because of its extensive ramifications in the fat anterior and inferior to the hip joint.
However, non-EtOH-treated cells often showed long mitochondria with extensive ramifications and dense matrices with tubular crests (arrows in Figure 8f), whereas mitochondria from EtOH-treated cells were more dilated, tended to be spherical-shaped and matrices were clear with fewer crests (arrows in Figure 8g).
ATP induced intense F-actin distribution to only one side of the cell with extensive ramifications radiating outward over the other side; MTX induced an equally intense but uniform F-actin localization around the entire cell whereas co-application produced a randomly radiating network of F-actin.
Extensive fungal ramification coupled with tissue disintegration and heavy phenolic deposition was found at 8 DPI [Figure 2c, 2d].
In particular, it would be interesting to test whether peculiar histologic phenotypes (i.e. extensive vascular ramification, microareolar pattern, density of pilar structures) are associated with a different growth rate of these lesions.
