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Stereotaxic methods have been established for brain third ventricular injections of medium- to large-sized goldfish (25 35 g), which involved surgical opening of the cranium (Peter and Gill 1975).

Synaptosomes were prepared from hippocampi using a volume-adjusted protocol established for whole brains.

A PEX13 excision range of 70.8 89.3% (average 81.1±0.7%; n=40) was established for the PEX13 brain mutant population (Fig. 3F).

These computer-aided analysis methods are well established for the mouse brain (Dorr et al., 2008; Cleary et al., 2011) and have shown promise in the initial analysis of embryos (Zamyadi et al., 2010).

But the act is silent on how this function is measured (in one study, 65 percent of physicians and nurses couldn't identify the established criteria for brain death).

The earlier report by Penn et al. [ 4] had put the levels of 5hmC in brain and liver DNA at 15% of the level of cytosine, which is at least an order of magnitude higher than currently established levels for brain and around two orders of magnitude higher than levels found in liver DNA [ 6].

Last year's $350 million pledge from Patrick J. McGovern, Jr. '59 to establish an institute for brain research at MIT -- at the time, the largest donation to any university ever -- left no doubt about that.

The day of GL26 cells implantation was designated as day 0. A sensitive and reliable high performance liquid chromatography method (HPLC) with UV detection, using a solid-phase extraction (SPE) was established for detection of JAI-51 in brain, liver, kidney and tumours of mice.

Thus, the brain-to-blood Hg concentration ratio established for MeHg will underestimate the amount of Hg in the brain after exposure to thimerosal.

The Clesses, who say they believe Duke's brain tumor team is "the best in the world," established a fund for brain tumor research, and this year created the Cless Family Neuro-Oncology Professorship with a $2.5 million gift.

Ionizing radiation and genetic predisposition are well established risk factors for brain tumors [ 4– 6].