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Immunostaining further revealed almost normally shaped and sized MBL surrounded by normal number of CK-positive cells, and well-defined FBV space surrounded by normal number of laminin-positive cells, suggesting that severe defects in the branching of labyrinth in Shh−/− placentas were almost completely rescued by Gli3 knockdown.
Pregnancies in hypercholesterolemic and atherosclerotic females were characterized by normal numbers of fetuses and occasional resorptions, discarding a gross effect of this pathological metabolic condition on inhibition of implantation or abortion.
Indeed, TgS100a8a9 hep mice with repressed transgene expression exhibited baseline Cxcl1 transcript levels in the liver, accompanied by a normal number of neutrophils in peripheral blood.
Heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia is an autosomal dominant disorder characterized by half the normal number of low density lipoprotein (LDL) receptors and markedly elevated LDL cholesterol levels.
In this manner, the smaller size of the wing is caused by both a lower than normal number of cells and by a reduction in cell size.
Such cells were also innervated by a larger than normal number of preganglionic inputs.
Strikingly, sFRP-3 reverted this inhibitory activity by causing the appearance of a normal number of follicles in the presence of EGF, without any effect on its own.
These follicles likely result from the encapsulation of two germline cysts together in the germarium as evidenced by the presence of twice the normal number of nurse cells (Figure 1C) and the presence of two oocytes, the latter marked specifically by anti-Orb antibodies (Figure 1C″, arrows).
By selecting only those embryos with the normal number of chromosomes to transfer into the uterus, doctors hope to improve the success rate of IVF.
The normal number of satellites tracked by each mobile receiver is in the range of 10 18.
The availability of supply staff has further been restricted by providing cover for a higher than normal number of maternity leave.
