The classical Greek philosophers, on the other hand, did not consider the celestial bodies to be affected by gravity, because the bodies were observed to follow perpetually repeating nondescending trajectories in the sky.
The apoptotic bodies were observed in cytoplasm.
Phytoplasma-like bodies were observed under transmission electron microscope in stem tissues of symptomatic samples.
The Golgi cisternae were dilated and disorganized and, in the basal aspect, large dense staining bodies or inclusions, degenerative mitochondria, and lamellated bodies were observed.
Interestingly, this compound induced ultrastructural alterations, as seen by transmission electron microscopy, in which vacuolisation and a structural appearance resembling multivesicular bodies were observed even at a concentration as low as 0.2 μg/mL.
However, other bodies were observed to wander against the background of the fixed stars; most such bodies were called planets after the Greek word "πλανήτοι" (planētoi) for "wanderers".
Misaligned chromosomes, abnormal polar body and double polar bodies were observed in Bub3 knock-down oocytes, causing aneuploidy.
Brucellar lesions on vertebral bodies were observed also in human skeletal remains from archaeological sites [15], [18], [44] [47] (Figure 2D, E).
In mouse, we find again evidence for the existence of two similar sub-populations: MCH/CART/NK3 cells bodies were observed and these neurons are generated after MCH-only cell bodies (E12 vs E10).
Scattered intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies were observed in the spleen.
Moreover, Weibel-Palade bodies were observed by transmission electron microscopy.
