(JJ) The moon is a pale eye isolated by violet mist from the sun's flowers and flames in this painting that at first appears totally abstract, but is actually a symbolic meeting of day and night, flesh and spirit.
Skin and eye isolated from 5-week-old mice were formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded.
ERIC-PCR was also not able to differentiate between eye and non-eye isolates.
To evaluate a model of mechanically measuring resistance to tearing of a continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis (CCC) using the entire capsular bag of fresh human cadaver eyes isolated from the eyes after complete evacuation.
To me, it is thrilling that she can do that — become the other person, and then, seeing through that person's eyes, isolate a last living speck of the disappearing world and, through language, hymn back to this ordinary, unappreciated creature its own song, its "Blue-uncertain stumbling buzz — ".
To better understand the role myocilin has in the cat eye, we isolated and characterized cat myocilin.
In contrast, in the experiment with TMS of the PPC latencies for TMS trials increased relative to no-TMS trials for almost all eye movements (isolated saccades, convergence, divergence, and for saccade and divergence components of combined eye movements).
The eye was isolated, the cornea and lens were removed and the eyecup was cut in half along the dorsal-ventral axis.
Also not included were nine non-eye associated isolates (nail, skin, wound, blood).
Vitreous fluid has been described as a useful specimen for postmortem analysis because the eye is isolated and the fluid is less subjected to contamination or purification (7 ).
