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Furthermore, the cytoplasm of morphologically mature ganglion cells displayed a different staining pattern for chromogranin A, with patchy and mainly peri-nuclear signal (compare Fig. 2: B and Fig. 1: G).

Oil Red O staining on Day 7 also resulted in a different staining pattern in K+-treated AD cells: staining was diffuse and fairly uniform throughout the sample, revealing tiny lipid droplet formation mostly at the periphery of the cells (Fig. 4A,B), compared to the more extensive lipid droplet formation in AD cells (Fig. 4E,F).

Moreover, we also noticed a different staining pattern in proximal tubules: in control rats, a strong signal was localized at the apical plasma membrane, whereas kidney sections of nephritic rats displayed a more diffuse staining throughout the tubular epithelial cells (Fig. 6D 6F).

Sections were collected in 0.1  m PB in eight sequential series, each of which followed a different staining protocol.

This study demonstrates the presence of PDGFR-b immunoreactivity in the entire pulmonary vascular bed of SScPAH patients, with a different staining pattern as compared to IPAH.

Analysis was carried out on doublets composed of two cell types each with a different staining of either DiD lipid dye for HL2/3 effector cells or Hoechst for TZM-bl target cells.

A different stain revealed what Alzheimer called "a tangled bundle of fibrils" — weedy, menacing strands of rope bundled densely together.

qBS11 was found by inoculation of a strain (D6-2), while a different stain was isolated from the field in the research of qBSfR11.

By comparison, previous studies demonstrated that HCC15.1 accumulates in a perinuclear location and results in a distinctively different staining pattern than the H1299.3 peptide.

Some genes, however, showed a very different staining pattern.

We have evaluated a number of different staining treatments with these reagents to reliably differentiate secondary compounds in leaves of some species of Myrtaceae.