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c Merged field and fluorescence image.

a As the solar wind blows across the merged field lines between the IMF and the earth's magnetic field; the resulting ±eV × B force sets up the dynamo.

The primary dynamo process occurs as the solar wind blows along the boundary of the magnetosphere (the magnetopause) across the merged field lines between the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) and the earth's magnetic field.

In nanotechnology area, the "nano" appears to be a prefix for other sciences/technologies to highlight its integration with the merged field, in which the operation size range become an order of nanometer (1 100 nm) at a molecular level.

The subcellular localization of rpL10 in co-transfected leaf cells was assayed by confocal microscopy (Figure S2, merged field) and the frequency of cells with nuclear-localized rpL10 was recorded (Figure 10).

GFP fluorescence (a, e, i); DAPI staining (b, f, j); merged GFP/bright-field (DIC; c, g, k) and bright-field (d, h, l).

AKAP5 can bind either RIIα or RIIβ subunits with nanomolar affinity [28] and, as shown in the CA1 region of WT hippocampus (Fig. 2B), RIIα (green) and AKAP5 (red) colocalized within the dendritic fields (merged yellow).

c, f, i, l The same field of merged vision.

Monocular visual fields for the patients were merged to form an integrated visual field [19], [31]: a simulated binocular visual field in which patients' best point-by-point monocular sensitivity is used (PROGRESSOR software: Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, UK/Medisoft Ltd., Leeds, UK).

Merged image including bright-field and DAPI (blue) is shown in the right panel.

Fig. 3 Fluorescent images of erythrocyte ghosts stained with the DiD (red) and FITC-dextran (green) and merged image (a); in bright field (b).