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Detailed microscopy revealed that minerals were templating (here defined as the growth of minerals on a surface) certain organic tube layer and sublayer surfaces (Fig. 3D G), where mineral growth appears to begin as small cores, often <1 μm in diameter.

However, detailed microscopy data analysis indicates that the observation is in fact an artefact caused by the surface oxidation of the material that resulted in substrate surface moving down about 2 nm.

Experimental tests and detailed microscopy studies are conducted on a bearing test specimen with a straight-edged hole, and several single-lap joint configurations with countersunk fasteners.

A detailed microscopy investigation was conducted in parallel with texture measurements on deformed samples of copper and 70/30 brass to different strain levels in three different deformation paths, namely, plane strain compression, simple compression, and simple shear.

It is worth pointing out that for the immunohistochemistry, detailed microscopy, allowed us to focus on the V1 region of the TG, whereas in the Western blot, the protein measurements were made on whole TG as it is impossible macroscopically to localize the exact area to analyse.

More detailed microscopy, including immunoelectron microscopy, should be performed to unravel the nature of these vesicle-like structures found inside late stage inclusions of GFP-Rab14wt overexpressing cells.

Detailed optical microscopy studies were carried out on as-cast and homogenized TRC and MC-TRC strips.

Detailed electron microscopy and spectroscopy of the hybrid interface help to understand the interfacial formation during ultrasonic welding as well as to transfer the gained knowledge for further multi-metal joints.

Detailed electron microscopy [48] demonstrates that the intercross between filaments occurs every 14 16 nm on average which corresponds to ∼5 actin subunits.

Detailed electron microscopy analysis was prospectively performed in thirteen patients.

In this study, we have combined detailed confocal microscopy, ultrastructural analysis, and inhibition of the endocytic pathway to show that HSV1 acquires its envelope not from the TGN or other membranes of the secretory pathway, but from endocytic tubules containing glycoproteins derived from the PM.