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Taken together, our findings further confirm the defects of LCs development and function, and suggest the involvement of miRNAs in aged LCs.
Recent reports using flow cytometry techniques confirm the defects on aspects of intracellular killing reported by previous techniques, but they do not add information on the phagocytic activity of neonatal neutrophils [ 22, 23].
To confirm the defect of Os11g05552 as causal mutation for ygl138, we performed a complementation analysis by transforming the wild-type gene (Os11g05552) into the ygl138 mutant.
Theoretical cosine waves corrupted by low-level random noise were generated to confirm the defect, and the vulnerability of two frequency estimators based on α R and α I is shown in Figs. 7 and 8, respectively.
Ultrastructural examination of cellular organelles in aging oocytes confirmed the defects in mitochondrial architecture (Kujjo et al., 2013).
Magnetic properties of the post-annealing samples further confirmed the defect-related FM in CdS samples.
Moreover, these analyses confirmed the defect-healing effect of the amino-silane on the SiO2 barrier coating, with a two-fold reduction of the macro-defect density in the oxide, and a two-fold reduction of its oxygen permeability.
These experiments confirmed the defect healing action of the aminosilane at low concentrations in solution, through the formation of a densely crosslinked polysiloxane layer at the silane silica interface for both pH8 and pH11.
The testis sections from azoospermia patients showed that expression of Protamine-2, a spermatid and spermatozoa specific marker used in diagnosis of non-obstructive azoospermia [36], was diminished in azoospermia testes (Fig. 4A&B), confirming the defect in spermatogenesis.
Functional assays confirmed the defect in centromeric cohesion maintenance in CUP-CLB3 cells.
The msh4 –R676W hypomorph made on average 64 crossovers per meiosis compared to 94 made in wild type and 49 in the msh4 Δ mutant confirming the defect seen at individual loci on a genome-wide scale.
