In order to detect cells with fragmented DNA, tumour and brain specimens were, following fixation for histological examination, processed for in situ end labelling (ISEL) with biotin-labelled nucleotides.
This involves drawing on the latest data and increasingly refined assumptions on the smallest detail as ammunition for the examination process.
Claydon and Addy modified this refined index by using planimetry for the examination process [ 15].
For example, there appears not to be a single published study of Australian university thesis examination processes that gives figures for the typical percentages of students whose theses are passed with no changes, who have to make minor and major revisions to their theses, who are required to have their theses re-examined, and whose theses are failed.
Candidates submit to the background examination during the application process for a license in the state to practice law.
The timetabling of lecturers, seminars, practical sessions and examinations is a core business process for academic institutions.
The U.S. global posture, set up for a non-existent Cold War and seamlessly transitioned after 9/11 to the open-ended "long war" scenario, also cries out for examination, as does the decision-making process for the use of force.
"The time it takes to complete the 45-question examination necessarily lengthens the initial claim process for the average unemployed worker to one hour and 15 minutes," worker advocacy groups said in a formal complaint last year.
The single tumor for each primary cell was excised and fixed in 10% formalin to process for routine histopathological examination and to perform immunohistochemical staining for the earlier mentioned markers.
Following the 7-week duration of the experiment, animals were euthanized and portions of the tumors were processed for histological examination, examination of cell subtypes by FACS analysis of single cell suspensions, and examination of the levels of tumor-associated chemokine proteins by ELISA of tumor homogenates.
