For quantification of branching frequency, the total duct length of every primary branch, from nipple to distal TEB, was measured in microns and divided by the total number of branch points within the gland.
These results led to a genotyping method that uses a small number of canonical SNPs (canSNPs) to replace the analysis of ≈1,000 SNPs and still precisely defines key positions and branch points within the B. anthracis tree (9 ).
In addition, the ion at m/ z 825.3 [Me(Hex 4-28 +- Na]+- supports the topology of two branching points within a sequence of four hexoses.
Two dominant double-cleavage ions observed at m/ z 839.4 and 635.3 represented the structures [(Me-Hex 2(Hex)2-28 Me-Hex 2 and [(Me-Hex)2(Hex)-28 +- Na]+-, respectively, indicandng two branching points within a sequence of hexoses.
Our results confirm the idea that the GBDs of the AMPK β subunits represent a regulatory domain that inhibits the kinase activity and suggest that branch points within glycogen are the true inhibitory ligands.
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Using conventional epi-illuminescence microscopy, the convoluted architecture demonstrating branch points within capillaries, between capillaries and larger vessels, were clearly observed in uterine and subcutaneous gluteal fat samples.
The tubule length and branch points were quantified using ImageJ.
CORRECTION: On phylogenies, ancestral forms are represented by branches and branching points, not by the tips of the tree.
