In addition, single neurons frequently stood out in layer 2, and these tended to be separated by about 250 μm (arrows in Fig. 2 B, arrowheads in Fig. 4 A ). Third, scattered neurons of the opposite color (i.e., projecting to a different injection site) consistently occurred within the larger swaths (Fig. 2 A, hollow arrows in section b and c indicate red neurons in green patches).
The Gua has one exocyclic NH2 group that can react with electrophiles to form a stable adduct (Fig. 3, hollow arrow).
In the case of Ade, reaction of an electrophile at the exocyclic NH2 group forms a stable adduct (Fig. 3, hollow arrow), whereas depurinating adducts are obtained after reaction at the N-3 and N-7 sites (Fig. 3, solid arrows).
(c) Sagittal Reconstructed MPR from the same CT study confirms SMA intimal flap (hollow arrow) and shows also a distal thrombosis (white arrow).
From the TEM micrographs, MWCNTs starting powders had external and internal diameters of 20 80 nm and 10 50 nm, and the 100% MWCNTs monolith basically maintained the nanosized tube microstructure and the bamboo microstructures following SPS treatment, as indicated by the hollow arrow in Figures 1(a) and 1(b) [ 98].
The subcutaneous hyperintense, poorly defined area on the left (hollow arrow) corresponds to the biopsied region.
The renal parenchyma close to the hematoma presents multiple lesions having attenuation characteristic of angiomyolipomas (hollow arrow) (patient with Tubrous Sclerosis).
Radiographs of left wrist at 6 weeks after injury show fracture of the distal radius with malalignment Open image in new window Fig. 2 Intra-operative C-arm images show correction of deformity through mini-open osteotomy and provisional Kirschner wire fixation (hollow arrow), and intramedullary preparation by broach taping.
The vitrealmost side of the INL remained negative for prominin-1 expression (Figs. S1 and S2, hollow arrow).
