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Consistent with MR imaging data, B cells that were labeled with SPIO and NIR815 did not appear depleted following administration of anti-CD79 antibodies (Fig. 3A, row i), compared with PBS treated controls (Fig. 3A, row ii).
In FA, Zip14- and ferritin-reactive nerve cells are smaller than normal, and the central portions of neurons appear depleted.
(A – D ) As noted in the main text, Golgi vesicles appear depleted of albumin in vivo, while vesicles prepared in vitro have been reported to contain albumin (Malhotra et al., 1989 ).
Baudouin-Cornu et al. (2001) found significant correlations between atomic composition and metabolic function in sulfur- and carbon-assimilatory enzymes, which appear depleted in sulfur and carbon, respectively, in both Escherichia coli and Sacchromyces cerevisiae.
As a result, the ({mathrm{POC}}_{{mathrm{TLE}} 5-28)}) appears depleted on the day side and enhanced on the night side (Fig. 10g).
The primary ozone layer on the night side of the TLE (Fig. 4c), on the other hand, appears depleted compared to its PDE night-time equivalent (Fig. 4b).
The overall level of RNA polymerase II was found to be quite low in dog pachytene nuclei, but nonetheless the XY pair frequently appeared depleted of RNA polymerase II as compared to the rest of the nucleus, indicating a lack of transcriptional activity.
The δ13C results from March 24th clearly show a large matrix effect with the 905 and 526N samples appearing more depleted in 13C than they are.
Self-control tasks appear to deplete a limited resource resulting in reduced subsequent self-control performance; a state of ego depletion.
Farmers in high market access appear to deplete their soils more rapidly, pointing to the need to design policy mechanisms that would reduce soil nutrient depletion in high market access areas.
Similarly, some bird-ectoparasites typically categorized as parasitic, such as feather mites, do not appear to deplete the host of any vital resource, and may rather be mutualistic or at least commensal [21], [35].
