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Results shown in Supplementary Fig. 7 showed no evident signals of DNA fragmentation in either of the two light doses used, in the absence of Pc (control).
In seeds 4 days after pollination, the strongest signals of SK11 GUS and SK12 GUS were found in the chalaza, while less strong, but evident signals were in the integument except the outmost layer that is being specialized for accumulation of mucilage constituents and starch granules (Fig. 2e, right panels).
We carefully screened all the CCD frames from which 3558 images with evident signals up to 1/5 Å−1 in their 1D power spectra were selected for subsequent processing.
Importantly, as shown by proximity ligation assay, Oct-1 was bound to prelamin A in MADA nuclei, with evident signals at the nuclear envelope (arrow in Fig. 3C) and in intranuclear foci (arrowhead in figure 3C).
Will the contradictions of the educational system become increasingly evident, signalling its decline?
In vivo BLI and PET/CT showed an evident signal in DC/NF injection sites, but not in parental DC injection site.
However, the permanence of evident signal in the 60 70 ppm range suggests that a persistence of carbohydrate carbons cannot be excluded (Table 4).
Post-myocarditis forms, however, are not always recognizable in this specific setting due to a prolonged subacute myocardial inflammation preceding clinical manifestations, and leading to progressive water reabsorption with less evident signal changes [31].
The Fed is already stalling; this is evident signal as any that they are already planning the next line of attack.
Microbleeds are defined as focal areas of very low signal intensity on T2*-weighted imaging that are not accompanied by evident signal abnormality on other structural sequences [ 71].
The G.B.R.Y. clade was never recovered in nt123, codon and nt123 partitioned ML trees, but the bootstrap consensus from these analyses supported the G.B.R.Y. clade with weak, but evident signal (up to 62% BP, Table 2).
