The CS bodies were clearly detected by immunohistochemistry (Fig. 4A), but the signals were obscured after the harsh FISH treatment (Fig. 3C).
Although we cannot exclude the possibility that the interactions between Celf3 and Gomafu were disrupted during the harsh FISH treatments, these observations suggest that only a small fraction of Celf3 interacts with Gomafu, as has been reported for the other Gomafu-interacting protein SF1 (Tsuiji et al. 2011).
Last November, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced sharp restrictions on cod fishing in the area, with harsh consequences for fishing dependent communities like Gloucester, Mass.
The technological change in vessel construction and equipment facilitated the move toward a fleet of dedicated shrimp fishing vessels designed to fish in harsh conditions and spread fishing time over a longer period and a larger volume of landings which helped defray the initial capital cost and the annual operating costs.
Vanilla extract actually attracts fish, but harsh chemical smells, like WD40 don't work, because the fish find it irritating.
Officers at Haddrel's Point were subjected to harsh treatment, barred from fishing to catch much-needed food, and threatened with deportation from South Carolina.
It's a small restaurant spread over two floors, with big tables and a fish tank upstairs, harsh lighting and a soundtrack of Pandora-ized Asian pop music that leads the young waiters endlessly to adjust the mix.
Hughes's earliest books contained a bewildering profusion of poems between their covers: poems summoning harsh landscapes, crags and clouds, fish and fowl, beasts of the field and forest, vigorous embodiments of predators and prey.
The two traded harsh words after a Chinese fishing vessel collided with two Japanese patrol boats near the disputed Senkaku islands, and Japanese authorities detained the Chinese skipper.
Nearly sixty years ago, the last twenty-two residents of the Blasket Islands left their homes for the mainland, forced there by poor fishing and the harsh climate, not by choice.
Harsh restrictions imposed on New England's fishing fleets over the last 2 years to save disappearing fish stocks are scientifically sound, according to a report released today by the National Research Council.
