Sentence examples for junction serial from inspiring English sources

Ideally, to study the diaphragmatic neuromuscular junction, serial phrenic nerve RNS studies would need to be performed in acutely poisoned patients.

Detailed analysis of the chondro-osseous junction at serial z-axis levels revealed the presence of small YFP+Col1+ cells of 4 6 µm diameter in the lowest zone of hypertrophic chondrocytes adjacent to the cartilage-bone interface (Fig. 5B,C).

(b) If we replace the single junction by an serial array of M junctions with M times larger Josephson energy, the phase drop across each junction is by a factor of M smaller while the total effective Josephson inductance stays the same.

The dimm primers generated in this study were designed with the consideration that they span an exon−exon junction and were validated by serial dilution of cDNA and tested for melt curve specificity.

Finally, serial connected multi-junction photodiodes have been fabricated.

The cold junction compensation is achieved using a serial synchronous temperature to digital converter.

To analyse the relationship between tumour growth and the tumour environment, we next looked at the expression of extracellular matrix proteins, cellular junctions and neoangiogenesis markers by immunohistochemistry on serial sections prepared from HGT-1 and L50 tumours.

All putative synaptic contacts were completely reconstructed from serial EMgs for measurement of synaptic junction and dendritic cross sectional areas.

3D reconstruction of serial EMgs let us calculate synaptic junction area and the cross sectional area of postsynaptic dendrite or spine volume, for 305 synapses made by 9 different types of interneuron.

TUNEL-positive cells within the intestinal epithelium were counted over 30 serial sections, beginning at the intestinal-esophageal junction and proceeding caudally into the intestinal bulb.

EdU-labeled nuclei within the intestinal epithelium were counted over 30 serial sections, beginning at the intestinal-esophageal junction and proceeding caudally into the intestinal bulb.