We defined green filaments as live filaments (Fig. 1), and clear and empty ones without any pores, from which zoospores or gametes could be released, as dead filaments.
These include elongated pedicels, the occasional development of a filamentous bract subtending the flower, and the clustering of flowers in relatively short segments along the inflorescence, separated by segments harboring short green filaments.
The ratio image of an injected cell showed that a part of plant microfilaments did not incorporate exogenous actin or the incorporation rate was not detectable (red filaments), and another part of filaments was newly formed from microinjected actin (green filaments).
Sensibility was assessed by means of the Semmes Weinstein monofilament test with a green colored filament (filament marking 2.83, diameter 0.12 mm).
Two phase ceramic filaments have been made by the co-extrusion of different green mono-filaments, each extruded mono-phase being produced from two differing material sources.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 A microscopic view of Chaetomorpha sp. A healthy and green colored vegetative filament is shown.
Compared to cells not exposed to magnetic nanospheres and (e) not treated or (f) treated with NGF, cells exposed to magnetic nanospheres in the (g) absence or (h) presence of NGF have similar microtubule (green) and actin filament (red) cytoskeletal arrangements.
(A ) Minimal model of coupled myosin V (red) and myosin VI (blue) movement on an actin filament (green).
(A ) Dual-color TIRFM time-lapse sequence of a Alexa-647 labeled myofilament (red) moving along an Alexa-488-phalloidin labeled actin filament (green).
In his lab in Oxford he showed me an image of a real fly's brain: a haze of bluish-coloured neurons, with bright green spots and filaments that are, in effect, a snapshot of a memory.
