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RON4 rhoptry neck staining also remained distinct and apical to rhoptry bulb staining when parasites were co-stained with RON4 and the rhoptry bulb marker ROP1 (Figure S2).

PfRH2a/b co-localizes with the known rhoptry bulb marker protein, clag3.1 demonstrating that it is localized in the rhoptries (Figure S5A).

These data indicate that RON12 is located in the rhoptry neck, and that its release is delayed compared with that of the rhoptry bulb marker RAP1.

Finally we wanted to investigate the temporal release of RON12 compared with that of the rhoptry bulb marker RAP1 during invasion.

In IEM images (Fig.  2C) the RON12-specific antibody labels the apical end of the rhoptries, reminiscent of RON4 labelling (Alexander et al., 2006) and clearly distinct from a rhoptry bulb marker such as rhoptry-associated protein 1, RAP1 (Richard et al., 2010).

The wires were laid haphazardly and you do not know which wire from City A leads to the other end in City B. You have with you a battery, an electric bulb and a marker.

As OECs exit from the olfactory epithelium they display distinct and variable expression of p75NTR, S100β, GFAP, and labelling with the O4 antibody; characteristic markers of bulb OECs.

During normal mouse embryogenesis, AP-2ɛ transcripts are one of the earliest markers of olfactory bulb formation, and expression eventually becomes refined to the projection neurons, the mitral and tufted cells.

Very similar significance levels and correlation coefficients were seen when neurofilament reactive end-bulbs were used as a marker for axonal degeneration.

It will also enable the isolation of genes regulating flowering, which could be used to reduce vernalization requirements and to develop molecular markers for optimal bulb cold treatment, aiming at year-round production, high flower yield and quality, and reduced economic and environmental costs.

In vehicle-treated Rl +/+ mice, three distinct regions clearly express the Dab1 lacZ marker in the olfactory bulb – the glomerular layer, the mitral cell layer and the granule cell layer.