Dopaminergic neurons of populations 1 to 6 in the posterior tuberculum (according to terminology developed by Rink and Wullimann [62] were counted in parkin GT-grip-injected embryos and mismatch GT-grip-injected embryos in a blinded manner, i.e. the researcher was blind to the knockdown status. These dopaminergic neurons include the populations ascending to the striatum (populations 1, 2 and 4).
The population, ascending to upper layers during its ontogenetic migration, has occupied the entire Omani shelf area from Salalah to Ras al Hadd.
With increasing numbers of the general population now ascending to high altitudes, a study recruiting participants from this population may provide more relevant information for prescribing acetazolamide in primary care settings.
Numbers corresponding to the climbing events of each fly of the population were ascending ordered and plotted as a curve.
Shown is a box-and-whisker plot of individual estimates across replicates, with correlations in ascending order of their population values, depicted by horizontal bars.
Mr. Sprague views the world's populations in ascending gradations of intimacy: "London.
As hMNPs secrete a variety of neurotrophins, it is likely that they act on numerous ascending and descending axonal populations.
Next, we calculated both the cumulative proportion of physicians and that of population of each municipality in ascending order of the physician-to-population ratio.
In 2015, Mexico's population ascended to 119.9 million and its GDP per capita stood at 9005.0 US dollars (World Bank 2016b).
Using these population registers, it is possible to reconstruct ascending genealogies of subjects from the present-day population going back over four centuries.
