All culture-positive specimens were detected and typed correctly by PCR, except for a single specimen that contained PCR inhibitors.
This finding implies that positive specimens were detected from all regions of southern Africa by 1973.
Although no macroscopic injuries to the specimens were detected on examination after loading, all specimens showed signs of microscopic injuries.
Furthermore, C/E FAHS specimens were detected by lock-in thermography.
Meanwhile, the shape and the number of carbides in the different specimens were detected by using optical microscope, scanning electron microscope (SEM) & energy dispersive spectrometer (EDS).
Specimens were detected by searching dead coral branches and stones using a low power microscope.
A great number of fungal species present in the mycobiota of naturally-occurring O. sinensis specimens were detected, and many of them may represent undescribed lineages.
The lymph vessels of gallbladder carcinoma specimens were detected by immunohistochemistry as previously described.
The expressions of MyD88, E-cadherin, and p-Akt in the specimens were detected by immunohistochemical assay.
Notably, during the 4 consecutive group A peaks, only 2 group B positive specimens were detected (both in mid- 2009).
