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Chromogranin B was applied as a marker for large dense core vesicles and synapsin I as a protein associated with the synaptic vesicle membrane.

The resulting strict correlation with functionally suppressive Tregs and the relative ease of measurement render it into a valuable novel marker for large field studies assessing Tregs as qualitative marker indicative of functional activity.

In contrast, massive clustering of Secretogranin, SgII, a marker for large dense core vesicles (C ) is observed, with the clusters perfectly colocalizing with EGFP-Rab26WT.

Apoptotic cells could be only detected in LSC from Mag-null mice, some of them co-localizing by immunofluorescence with a specific marker for large size MNs (anti-non-phosphorylated neurofilament, mAb SMI-32).

Syntenic depth provides a more consistent marker for large scale genomic events than changes in the copy number of individual genes which are influenced by a greater number of small scale processes (expansion and contraction of tandem arrays, transposon capture and duplication, etc).

Thus, when Pi9-Pro serves as a base marker for large-scale screening of Pi2 in MAS breeding programs, Pi2-LRR can be used as a supplementary marker for confirmative screening, enabling more precise selection of Pi2 in rice breeding populations.

Recently, Hinoi et al showed that loss of CDX2 was a marker for large-cell minimally differentiated carcinomas of the colon (Hinoi et al, 2001), and we are not aware of other molecular markers tightly associated with CRC cell morphology.

NF200, a marker for large-diameter, non-nociceptive neurons and smaller, thinly myelinated (Aδ) nociceptive neurons, colocalized with ENTPD3, suggesting that ENTPD3 was expressed by some non-nociceptive neurons.

The chosen candidate will work closely with the faculty authors on the analysis of a variety of datasets that contain information on standard economic quantities (income, spending and wealth holdings) as well as more novel measurements (such as cognitive abilities and genetic markers) for large samples of households in the US.

The research assistant will work with the faculty authors on the analysis of a dataset that contains information on standard economic quantities (income, spending and wealth holdings) as well as more novel measurements (such as cognitive abilities and genetic markers) for large nationally representative surveys.

The comparative genomics approach has enabled us to identify SNPs and other variable regions in Pae that offer candidate molecular markers for large scale phylogenetic analyses.