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MRA has become more useful as it becomes possible to visualize smaller vessels.

While these inferences are as strong as current imaging technology permits, super-resolution methods are rapidly advancing and it will be important to further test these models as it becomes possible to visualize the content and movements of individual carriers in real time in living cells.

With the development of functional brain imaging, it has became possible to visualize the activity of the brain in real time, as subjects perform various tasks.

There is nearly always damage in a structure called the fusiform gyrus, and these autopsy results gained additional support in the nineteen-eighties, when it became possible to visualize the brain of living patients by CT scanning and MRI here, too, prosopagnosic patients showed lesions in what came to be called the "fusiform face area".

There is nearly always damage in a structure called the fusiform gyrus, and these autopsy results gained additional support in the nineteen-eighties, when it became possible to visualize the brain of living patients by CT scanning and MRI — here, too, prosopagnosic patients showed lesions in what came to be called the "fusiform face area".

With the development of the electronic imaging system installed at the Argonauta/Nuclear Engineering Institute (IEN /National Nuclear Energy Commission (CNEN) reactor, it became possible to visualize crust in the interior of metallic piping of small diameter using real-time neutron radiography images obtained with a low neutron flux.

Recently, it has become possible to visualize specific DNA sequences in nuclei of living cells [ 43].

While it has long been appreciated that proteins and RNAs move within cells, only recently has it become possible to visualize trafficking events in vivo.

With the Lgr5-, Bmi- and CD133-based genetic tools in hand, it has now become possible to visualize, isolate and genetically modify stem cells of the adult intestine at will.

First, it became possible to visualize the bones (one of the first X-rays in history was an X-ray of the hand of Roentgen's wife; Fig.  2); then, after introduction of various contrast media (barium meal, iodine preparations) other organs could also be visualized: the alimentary tract, biliary routes, and blood vessels.

»… it has now become possible to visualize, isolate and genetically modify stem cells of the adult intestine…« These findings and the available in vivo and in vitro model systems will prompt rapid progress in our understanding of the biology of the intestinal stem cell niche.