Where high bootstrap values are present in both trees, the branching order in this second major CrtI lineage differs from that observed for CrtB (although the C40 Actinobacteria is basal in both), as does the phylogenetic position of the fungi (Figures 2 and 3).
Recent lineage-tracing data using Lrig1, which marks basal cells in both the JZ and the sebaceous gland, strongly support the contention that basal cells within the sebaceous gland form an autonomous source for cellular replenishment and that the sebaceous gland is maintained independently of all other compartments (Page et al., 2013).
The facets appeared to form on or near the basal plane in both the life-limiting and the long-lifetime, surface-initiated failures.
This pattern was repeated in a case with more discrete injections centered in the basal nucleus in both the left and right hemispheres (Fig. 2; ACy21L,R).
Given that Myc-replete Drp1 cells proliferate more rapidly than myc−/− cells, they may be under greater pressure to maximize ATP production even though basal levels in both the cells are comparable (Ref. and Figure 5c).
The presence of MWNTs-NH3+ in the basal chamber, both in the medium and within the astrocytes, was investigated to further confirm the crossing of the PBEC monolayer.
(B ) Cross-sectional views (slices from tomograms) of the basal plate region in both the old and the new flagellum.
The basal wnt activity in both the EJ and J82 cell lines was comparable to that seen in the urothelial cell lines in the Thievessen study, suggesting that the wnt pathway was not activated in these lines.
There were considerable differences on the micro-CT scans between bone volume/total volume ration of male and female mice under normal, intact conditions, the basal bone mass in both the tibiotarsal and distal tibial regions was lower in the female group as compared to age-matched males.
We demonstrate that this occurs not only during serum starvation [ 8], but also during both basal (in the presence of serum and vehicle) and drug-induced autophagy.
