In contrast, cells within clones not containing caSMCs (other cell type clone) are generally located in between vessels (B ).
The majority of epicardial-derived cells are PDGFRβ+ and tightly associate with the vessel (arrowheads)(A ) while fewer are PDGFRα+ and localize in between vessels (asterisks)(B ).
(B ) Fluorescent intensity measurements along the white line in A show that PDGFRβ+ cells (red peaks and arrows) are closely associated with vessels (blue peaks and arrows) while PDGFRα+ cells (green peaks and arrows) frequently reside in between vessels.
Ladders recessed into the walls provide access between vessels and the lockside and are vital in case of accidents.
"Generally, the annex explained how a third party could use information about matters such as radar surveillance, vessel speed, communication between vessels, the identity of vessels, the timing of operations, authorisations and turnback procedures.
There are many communications between vessels inside and outside the head, and, in some places, two arteries supply the same territory.
BEIJING — The battle between Japan's "whale researchers" and anti-whaling groups has long been a furious one, often fought, precariously, between vessels heaving in icy seas.
While serving as an instructor (1889 99) at Guy's Hospital, London (M.D., 1890), Starling undertook investigations of lymph secretion that resulted in his clarification of the nature of fluid exchanges between vessels and tissues.
While rules permit some variations between vessels, the idea is to make the race outcome more dependent on the skills of the sailors than the spending power of the teams' owners.
The transfer between vessels poses a risk in itself and the decision rests on a number of factors, such as the state of the vessel, its position in relation to the shoreline, the number of people on board and the weather conditions.
