Not only do mammary tumors in dogs and humans look much the same, but they behave "identically," forming masses, building blood vessels, spreading through the body and destroying normal functions, said Norton, deputy physician-in-chief for breast cancer programs at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, "Mammals are mammals are mammals," Norton added.
Then we calculate the CDF F γ up Asy , where γup is the sum of x and y, which are identically distributed and formed as the ratios of exponential random variables.
In line with earlier findings in Ax2 cells (Clarke et al., 2010), RBD and PH domain reporters localised to phagosomes as they formed, essentially identically to their behaviour during macropinocytosis.
A newly designed diamond conditioner, called the advanced diamond dresser (ADD), is made by sculpting a sintered polycrystalline diamond substrate to form identically shaped tips with diamond pieces of equal height, rather than by attaching individual diamond grits to a metal substrate.
When grown embedded in 3D culture, Madin-Darby canine kidney (MDCK) cells form identically structured acinar organoids enclosing a cell-free, fluid-filled lumen [ 2].
"The way even small pieces of glacier ice floats in a glass resemble identically the shape and form of icebergs; that fractal geometry of nature floating in your whisky glass is aesthetically far more pleasing than artificial ice".
In the pufferfish, tenascin-W is identically encoded except for the first FN type III domain, which is formed from two exons.
The participants (n = 72) were randomly divided and ushered into either one of two identically designed laboratories, thereby forming the enthusiastic pedagogical agent group (n = 38) or the neutral pedagogical agent group (n = 34).
His stories have formed the basis of movies such as Paul Verhoeven's Total Recall (and its forthcoming identically titled remake), Steven Spielberg's Minority Report, Ridley Scott's Blade Runner and Richard Linklater's A Scanner Darkly, among others.
TEM revealed abundant filamentous aggregates formed in the extracts from fly brains of 4-week-old Drosophila expressing htauWT (Fig. 4d), but not in identically prepared sarkosyl-insoluble fraction from age-matched nontransgenic control brains.
