In addition to PST testing, independent strain measurements were also performed for the TL sample with a strain gage attached to the specimen as seen in Fig. 3.
Figure 1b shows how δ is given by the displacement of the heater line attached to the specimen with respect to its stationary component rigidly attached to the substrate.
Early in culture the epithelium began to exfoliate losing its differentiated high-zone layers into the medium, maintaining only basal and few parabasal cells (mostly both p63 and CK-19 positive), which had remained attached to the specimen.
There, nestled into one of the folders, was a full page of hand-written notes attached to a specimen I hadn't seen before.
Job Bicknell Ellis, reporting on the phenomenon for the Journal of Mycology, wrote: By careful examination, the luminosity was found to proceed from the gills and not the stipe, nor from any fragment of rotten wood attached to the specimen.
Curt Backeberg, in particular, is said to have named or renamed 1,200 species without one of his names ever being attached to a specimen, which, according to David Hunt, ensured he "left a trail of nomenclatural chaos that will probably vex cactus taxonomists for centuries".
Samples were harvested, mounted on SEM stubs attached to the specimen holder of a CT-1000C cryo-transfer system (Oxford Instruments) and frozen in liquid N2.
Both portions were mounted on SEM stubs attached to the specimen holder of a CT-1000C Cryo-transfer system (Oxford Instruments) and immediately frozen in nitrogen slush (-210°C).
For example, if no tissue sample and DNA isolate are stored, the trace file or consensus sequence can directly be attached to the specimen.
CAttach represents the number of live cells attached to the specimen and was calculated by dividing the number of live cells by the sample area.
