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The magnified inset in (D) and the DAPI staining (E) merged with the RAMP1 staining (F) shows a RAMP1-immunopositive neuron with a RAMP1-immunopositive outer hemline, most likely representing satellite glial cells.

(e) Merged picture from (c) and (d) pointing at a "giant" mossy fiber bouton containing Tau (white arrow).

b, e Merged images for the two immunofluorescent antibodies in the contralateral and ipsilateral brain hemispheres at different magnifications (*20× and **100×).

(e ) Merged SAXS data of Pt Au1abZIP-LOV used for ab initio and rigid body reconstructions of the Pt Au1abZIP-LOV dark state conformation.

E (merge) exhibits a merge of all three labeling; B (lipid droplets), C (insulin) and D (nuclei).

Mature anorexigenic neurons expressing POMC and CART were also present in hypothalamic cultures derived from plated neurospheres (Figure 5-E and 5-G, respectively) as observed by co-localization with mature neurons marker NeuN (Figure 5-E merge and 5-G merge, respectively).

e Merge of cell topography and two color fluorescence images.

Eight years later, in 1986, E-Tech merged with the Marvair Company to become Crispaire, which specialized in cooling equipment for telecommunications systems.

Reducing the stringency of FPC assembly (cutoff of 1 e-15) merged all six contigs associated with walk-134 into a single contig.

These materials articulate important features of the NHANES design and correct procedures for data acquisition (e.g., downloading data sets, locating variables), management (e.g., merging and appending data files), and analysis.

KBase supports numerous branch points, alternative pipelines, alternative entry points, and internal curation loops that facilitate a wide range of scientific analyses, some of which are not available elsewhere (e.g., merging individual metabolic models into community models and using these to predict interspecies interactions).