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Cells grown on a surface presenting a higher density of cRGD displayed an epithelial morphology and grew in clusters, while those grown on a diluted cRGD surface transformed into an elongated, fibroblast-like form with extensive scattering.
It should be noted, however, that a RNase H treatment was not conducted, as it has been found to produce extensive scattering of replicate profiles for some cDNA targets (data not shown).
Note also that we have found that RNase H treatment produces extensive scattering of replicate profiles for some cDNA targets, which can greatly reduce quantitative accuracy.
An exception is for samples containing < 10 target molecules, due to the fact that Poisson distribution generates extensive scattering of the replicate amplification profiles, such that FC averaging becomes less effective.
In contrast, QuantiTect was greatly impacted by addition of 0.8X SYBR Green I, as reflected by the large shift in position, and extensive scattering, of the replicate amplification profiles.
At 10 weeks post-infection, unvaccinated animals exhibited extensive coalescing granulomas (∼60%) encompassing scattered areas of necrosis in lungs along with lymphocytic infiltration in the hepatic lobules (∼43%) (Fig. 5A).
By its nature, metal fatigue has random characteristics, leading to extensive scatter in the results.
None of the studied species showed a significant correlation between epigenetic and geographic distances, with extensive scatter between the plotted samples (data not shown).
Neurology's extensive scatter may result from its wide range of conditions and its overlap with other specialties such as psychiatry and internal medicine.
Engineers are aware that the fatigue behavior of components is strongly affected by uncertainties, i.e. nominally identical structures undergoing the same load spectrum present extensive scatter in their fatigue life.
Future double-polarization experiments include a study of the Gerasimov Drell–Hearn Sum Rule for the deuteron and 3He, and an extensive Compton scattering program designed to probe the internal structure of the nucleon.
