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Faint labeling by either antibody that was unmatched by strong labeling of the other antibody was never observed.

In these spermatocytes, CAP-H, as CAP-D2 (Supplementary Fig. S5) and CAP-G, were detected as a faint labeling on bivalents (Fig. 2G and H), and as pairs of bright dots (double arrowheads in Fig. 2G).

In contrast to the findings of Wang et al. (2003), however, we observed faint labeling of PNA-negative synapses with anti-SV2A, indicating that SV2A is expressed in rod synapses.

At a concentration of 10 µg/ml of Con A there was only a faint labeling of the extracellular matrix and none of the mast cells were labeled (Fig. 4A and B).

While it is possible no functional Cav1.4 protein is present in the Cacna1fnob2 mouse retina, the reduced protein levels in the retina may have accounted for the apparent background labeling in previous reports (for example, the faint labeling in Figure 1b from Chang et al., 2006).

Furthermore, a faint labeling of 5HT-ir neurites can be observed in the HEs.

As shown in Figures 10(B′) and 10(B′′), these OLs are immunoreactive for PLP, but the label is primarily restricted to the cell body, with only faint label in the processes.

Faint label for GFP, readily distinguishable from the intense GFP label of the interneurons, was observed in a subpopulation of granule cells, as has been reported previously (Tamamaki et al., 2003).

Only tumour cells staining well above the background level (faint labelling was occasionally observed around strongly positive cells, most likely due to antigen diffusion) were considered to be positive.

Switching the Pex11 GFP-labelled cells from oleate to SD-N medium restores comPex11 GFP-labelledhe two peroxisomal markers: 3 h after switcells most ofrome clustered structures have disappeared, punctate structures are present, and soleateintolabelling of the vacuole became apparent (Supplementary Figure S1E).

The latest puzzle to be cleared up involves the origin of one of the outermost rings, a thin, faint one labeled G. Saturn's rings are largely made up of ice and dust, and in most cases scientists are able to pinpoint a nearby moon that is either the source of the particles or whose gravity helps confine them.