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These data suggest that Zn accumulates in large intracellular pools both in close approximation to and distal from the nucleus.

Immunogold labeling of isolated LBs (Figure 3B) and lung tissue sections (not shown) demonstrated that BiP was peripherally distributed in the LB in close approximation to the limiting membrane.

In addition to mitochondria, the endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus reside in close approximation to the nucleus suggesting that these compartments may sequester Zn prior to secretion into milk.

The addition of Mp to the cultured cells resulted in enhanced localization of LAMP-2 in close approximation to vacuoles that contained abundant Mp, showing the localization of Mp with a phago-lysosomal compartment.

In close approximation to the value recently reported by Leithner et al. for the mouse brain [21] the brain-blood partition coefficient value for water was assumed to be lambda = 0.90 mL/g.

The nervi erigentes also join the inferior hypogastric plexus from the dorsolateral and also lie in close approximation to the dorsolateral mesorectal fascia.

Breakfast in Britain, elevenses en route and lunch in a close approximation to heaven: that is the prospect offered by a trip to Ghent.

When kinematic boundary conditions resulted in close approximations of the model-predicted joint contact force to the applied force, variations in predictions of contact parameters were also reduced.

A mathematical model of transesterification was developed in MATLab and demonstrated a close approximation to experimental data.

Since the controls are closely matched in time to cases, OR is a close approximation to the incidence rate ratio [ 20], which with these small incidence rates is in turn close to the RR.

Rather than looking for epistatic effects that show statistical significance when considered in isolation, we search for a close approximation to the quantitative trait by a sum of epistatic effects.