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A frontal planar image (a) and magnified view (b) demonstrates expansion of the manubrium and sternum without manubriosternal joint expansion resulting in a necktie appearance.
Although PABP is encoded by a single gene in yeast and marine algae, the presence of two PABP genes in K. flaccidum, a fresh water algae, demonstrates expansion of the PABP gene family prior to the colonization of land.
However, the recognition of an intermediate population that most truly represents an inflammatory monocyte casts a shadow on previous studies demonstrating expansion of classical and non-classical monocytes during inflammation.
The present studies verify these observations by demonstrating expansion of cDC and pDC in the lungs of naive animals treated with flt3 ligand.
We demonstrate expansion of the paravertebral vessels containing tumour and associated vertebral body metastases.
Multi-locus sequence typing (MLST) of these isolates has demonstrated expansion of certain clonal complexes (CC).
We performed phylogenetic analyses of Argonaute family proteins and demonstrated expansion of Ae. aegypti and Cx.
Our studies demonstrate expansion of the ferlin family during vertebrate evolution; often a basis for functional specialization and tissue-specific expression.
PBMCs from a healthy donor treated with two cycles of stimulations with targeted HLA-A2/Melan A complexes, demonstrated expansion of the melanA tetramer +ve population from 0.03% to 1.4% producing 15% lysis of Melan A pulsed target cells.
Rh for thermally denatured Nank4−7* is 29.5 ± 1.0 Å in dilute buffer and 31.8 ± 1.6 Å in 2 M and 33.4 ± 1.3 Å in 4 M urea solutions, demonstrating expansion of the DSE at 55 °C as a function of urea concentration.
By contrast, transgenic embryos expressing the Wnt-agonising ΔN90-β-catenin construct demonstrated expansion of arx staining, excessive growth of differentiated neural tissue, and enlarged eyes, suggesting that elevated Wnt activity promotes the growth of neural tissue within the forebrain (Juraver-Geslin et al., 2011) (Fig. 3Dc,c′,E; supplementary material Fig. S6Dc).
