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Similarly, non-palpable preneoplastic mammary lesions can be visualized and distinguished from normal gland and lymph node structure and size can be measured using ultrasound imaging.
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The flow patterns were visualized and analyzed.
In conclusion, quantitative measurement of intracellular PHB with a new fluorescent dye LipidGreen1 was confirmed that PHB accumulation can be visualized in viable colonies by LipidGreen1, providing tools to distinguish between PHB-producing and nonproducing cells.
The advantages of using the FLIM phasor and N&B analyses are that BaP fluorescence can be distinguished from the background fluorescence and aggregation of BaP molecules can be visualized inside the cells.
The discrimination of the various trials can be visualized in the plot of scores (Fig. 2b) where three clusters could be clearly distinguished.
Flat malignant lesions including carcinoma in situ (CIS) are difficult to visualize and distinguish from benign inflammatory lesions.
Polarized light microscopy was used to visualize and distinguish the thick, strongly birefringent, yellow/red fibers as collagen type I and the thin, weak birefringent, greenish fibers as collagen III [ 32].
Bound SIRT1 was visualized by immunoblotting and GST-p53 was visualized by Ponceau staining.
The analysis of the population by structure 2.3.2 [ 17] indicated two main populations (k = 2) can be distinguished, which are visualized in the cluster analysis in Figure 1.
Here are the results: The oceanic crust altered by volcanism as well as damaged by intraplate earthquakes was visualized as the extremely high-attenuation zone (eHAZ), being distinguished from the normal oceanic crust (HAZ and LAZ).
The uterus and ovaries were visualized separately.
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