We then analysed the distribution of BrdU positive nuclei; cells double-stained for BrdU and cytokeratin 5 were considered as HBCs; nuclei, negative for cytokeratin 5 and localised just above HBC layer were referred as GBCs, and the few remaining superficial cells were considered as superficial cells (Figure 3D).
Among rats treated with ferric saccharate and NTA, seven had localised mesotheliomas in the above locations and six had wide-spread peritoneal mesotheliomas.
Children who moved were localised as described above.
Of the 4881 SNPs above, 4363 were localised on the integrated map and were further used for principal component analyses (PCA).
The reasons for this have been pointed out above as localised errors in the image will give rise to localised errors in the 3D structure and these do not necessarily correspond to our perception of better or worst.
In untreated cells, hnRNP K was above all localised in the nucleoplasm; however, a little fluorescence intensity was also present in the cytoplasm; moreover, as it is well-known, the protein is preferentially concentrated in the discrete loci referred to as splicing factor compartments (Dundr and Misteli, 2001).
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
Interestingly, our model shows that all the residues in the QRDR implicated in the "acquired resistance" are localised in the QBP (as defined above), highlighting the relationships between the QRDR of both subunits and the structurally identified QBP, as previously suggested [41].
For this review, the definition of LBP is pain and discomfort, localised below the costal margin and above the inferior gluteal folds, with or without leg pain.
Two goats with a positive scratch test prior to cull developed localised hair loss (base of neck, above shoulders and poll, left eyelid retrospectively) and had shorter hair (rump and lateral neck, retrospectively).
