An impersonator troll creates a fake account (left, bottom) appropriating the image of Ephraim Mirvis (right), Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom.
Left top panel, images of three survived newborns (#1, #4 and #5); left bottom panel, epifluorescent images of the toes of three survived newborns (#1, #4 and #5); right panel, epifluorescent images of the toes of two deceased newborns (#2 and #3).
Left bottom: fluorescence confocal images of germlines in control (n = 14), γ -tubulin RNAi) (n = 7), noca-1∆ (n = 12), and ptrn-1∆ (n = 11) worms expressing a GFP-tagged plasma membrane marker and mCherry-tagged histone H2B.
For each subject, four positions 0.65° from the center of fixation (bottom left, bottom right, top left, and top right) were imaged, and 10 averaged images were acquired per location.
Four locations 0.65° from the center of fixation (bottom left, bottom right, top left, and top right) were imaged, capturing 150 frames at each site.
Then, the limit of possible blob growth for the image referential directions left, bottom, right and top are determined, according to the position and shape of the possibly occluding elements (polygons) and the maximal dimensions of the expected objects in the scene (given different blob sizes).
The plume first bulges the surface (lower left of bottom image block) and cracks it (middle of top block).
Core apples, leaving bottom intact.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Images of model ponds constructed in sand using live cells of urease-producing bacteria Bacillus sp. VS1 (left image, bottom is coated with the grown biofilm of algae) and dead but urease active cells of Yaniella sp. VS8 (right image).
The image that appeared was the bottom left image from Supplementary Figure 9a; the correct image is the top right one from Supplementary Figure 9a.
