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In addition, the suitability and specificity of three CK1δ specific antibodies (NC10, 108, ab10877) were characterised (Figures 1 and 2, see Material and Methods section, Behrend and co-workers [19], and Stöter and co-workers [36]).

Of the 64 blastocysts where the ICM consisted of very few cells, six permanent hESC (9.4%) were derived and characterised (Figure 3c).

The normalised (to the E- or H-field measured at the 10 cm distance from the cover of applicator) distribution of the E-field and H-field near the applicators is characterised in Figures 3 and 4 by the statistical parameters of all measurement results.

The observation of the enhanced stability of precursor I a in which EtOH is positioned syn to Au suggests the possibility of alternative syn attack mechanisms and two such processes have been characterised (see Figure  4).

LGE pattern was characterised as mid-wall (figure 1A), diffuse (figure 1B) or focal (figure 1C).

One senior Labour figure characterised the mood among his parliamentary colleagues as "ranging from the clinically depressed to the completely suicidal" – and that was a member of the shadow cabinet speaking.

Fifteen (12.8% of all blastocysts with expansion status four) resulted in stable, fully characterised hESC lines (Figure 3b).

References for the sites characterised in this figure are provided in PhosphoSite [ 49].

Focal infiltrates and GC-like structures may occur within the same minor salivary gland, 14 and in such cases the section was characterised as GC+ (figure 1C,D).

Partition in the two major groups (G1 G3/G4 G6) showed that G1 G3 subgroups included 57% of HBV-HCC and were enriched in large tumours (>55 mm; p=0.006; figure 5), characterised by frequent HBX gene inactivating mutations (p=0.001; figure 5) and frequent somatic AXIN1 mutations (p=0.03; figure 5).

Msh2loxP/loxP Villin-Cre mice were genotyped (figure 2A) and characterised for expression of Cre-recombinase (figure 2B) and loss of Msh2 expression in intestinal epithelium (figure 2C).