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The conversion of very similar fatty acid substrates is reflected by characteristic features of the amino acid sequences of the proteins of clade I.
Morphological visualization with Giemsa staining showed BTB to induce apoptosis in breast cancer cell lines, as indicated by characteristic features of apoptosis, such as cell shrinkage, membrane blebbing, membrane disruption, broken nuclei and apoptotic body formations, as seen in Fig. 2b.
Hoechst 33342 entered the nuclei of viable and apoptotic cells, the latter being recognised by characteristic features of karyorrhexis.
Apoptotic cells were identified by characteristic features of their nuclei: condensation, margination and fragmentation of the chromatin.
When the metal electrodes are functionalized with recognition molecules that capture DNA nucleotides via hydrogen bonds, the identities of the individual nucleotides are revealed by characteristic features of the fluctuating tunnel current associated with single-molecule binding events.
This is demonstrated by two characteristic features of adipocytes, the formation of lipid droplets in the cytoplasm and the expression of leptin, a proteohormone that is mainly released by adipocytes and plays a key role in the energy expenditure of mammals [91].
With respect to mental imagery, this lack of congruent emotional response might be explained by three characteristic features of depressive thinking.
Apoptotic cells were identified by observing characteristic features of apoptosis (e.g., nuclear condensation, formation of membrane blebs, and apoptotic bodies).
We developed a model for how the regulatory segment might weaken the hub assembly by analyzing molecular dynamics simulations of CaMKII (see 'Appendix'), and by considering several characteristic features of the structure of the holoenzyme and the exchange process.
By contrast, the characteristic features of Vuillard's work -- the close-brushed textures, the oxygen-starved atmosphere of his interiors -- seem to have been in place from the start, and were transferred intact from the easel to the decorative sphere.
More specifically, considerable carriers reduce the penetration capability to normal tissue and permit passive targeting of the cancerous tissue by exploiting the characteristic features of tumor biology, i.e., disturbed blood vessels with high permeability.
