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Immunohistochemical staining of the medulla at the obex detected high levels of PrPCWD staining in all clinically affected genotypes (Figure 3).

Tissue homogenates were prepared from the obex region of the medulla oblongata encompassing the dorsal motor vagal nucleus (medulla at the obex).

At necropsy, palatine tonsils, brainstem (medulla at the obex) and retropharyngeal lymph nodes, as well as other tissues, were collected for examination by IHC and western blotting (WB) to identify the presence of the protease-resistant prion protein associated with CWD (PrPCWD).

After decompression of the medulla at the thoracic level, the patient was free of symptoms.

Sections of the medulla at the obex were stained with haematoxylin and eosin for HP and immunolabelled with antibody R145 for detection of PrPd by IHC.

The brain was removed and a piece of the medulla at the level of the obex fixed in 10% formal saline for histopathological examination.

Blood oozed from the cut surface of each purple coloured ovary from fetuses observed at 19 and 20.2 months of gestation, illustrating the intense vascularization of particularly the medulla at these later stages.

T1 values were somewhat higher in our study than reported in the literature, at 1491 ms for the whole kidney, 1375 ms at the cortex, and 1651 at the medulla, at MRI 1.

In addition, 400 mg I/mL elicited the greatest effect on the R2* value of the outer medulla at 72 h compared with the control group (P = 0.003), which indicates that there was considerable damage to the renal outer medulla at 72 h after injecting 400 mg I/mL of the contrast agent.

Among the five dose-groups, 400 mg I/mL elicited the greatest difference in the R2* value of the outer medulla at 24 h compared with the control group (P = 0.001).

This section provides a detailed view on the flocculonodular lobe, paraflocculus, paravermis and dorsal vermis, the cerebellar roof, including the associated nuclei, the caudal peduncles or lateral foramina, and the medulla at its largest laterolateral diameter that contains in particular the dorsolateral sensory nuclei and motor nuclei of CN-VI and CN-VII (Fig.  15).