Soon after NGF addition to PC12 cells, calpain-2 puncta tended to accumulate in the incipient processes (arrowheads in Figure 5A), not only at the tip but also in the nascent area, suggesting they are being transported.
In Uruguay, there is an incipient process to implement the first Marine Protected Areas.
Our results suggest that the difference in size between the populations is probably related to an incipient process of genetic drift in populations associated to each palm tree, probably also driven by the different climatic features observed in these micro-environments.
The frequency of stage I cases, for example, is somewhat higher in AT8-immunostained sections because in the incipient phases of the disease process AT8-immunopositive nerve cells appear that still lack argyrophilic material.
A second argument that may support the safety of fibrinogen supplementation is that fibrin (known as antithrombin I, and formed from fibrinogen) acts by sequestering thrombin in the incipient clot, localising the further processes of clot formation [ 38, 39].
The override control provides protective action against abnormal operation and/or incipient process failure.
Although the pattern varied between cell and even between individual processes, calpain-2 was consistently enriched in the incipient sprouts and populated the vast majority of neurite tips.
Fibrin, known as antithrombin I, acts by sequestering thrombin in the incipient clot, reducing the activity of the bound thrombin, and localizing the subsequent processes of clot formation.
That's a useful start in the incipient field of image sentient analysis.
In the incipient hominid line, males could recognize their sisters and daughters in neighboring bands.
