Sentence examples for microscope level in from inspiring English sources
We recorded all endoparasitic organisms detectable at the light microscope level in the faeces, within the lumen of the gut, within the peritoneal cavity, or visible on the surfaces of abdominal internal organs.
It has been observed that within the interchromatin space, mRNPs move unrestricted in and out of interchromatin granule clusters (speckles at the light microscope level), suggesting that, in general, mRNPs do not accumulate at specific regions for specific processing/modification steps, at least not for splicing (Ritland Politz et al. 2006).
However, our data shows that GSK3β labeling is clearly present in astrocytes at the electron microscope level and GSK3β appears in several subcellular structures such as the RER, ribosomes and mitochondria, albeit at much lower levels than in neurons.
We confirm by immunolocalization, at the light and electron microscope level, that the protein is highly expressed in the adult tegument.
No obvious malformation of the notochord was observed in the mutants at the light microscope level.
We have yet to examine these integrated BMSCs by immunohistochemistry and cell tracing studies in order to provide evidence at the microscope level.
However, no CNGCs have been immunolocalized at the electron microscope level of analysis and no data exists on their intracellular trafficking in plants.
No apparent differences in gross morphology were noted at the light microscope level between venae cavae obtained from lean and obese Zucker rats (data not shown).
No significant difference in albumin extravasation was detected between any of the groups at the light microscope level using the albumin marker.
These are fluorescent nanocrystals with an electron-dense core, directly visible in the electron microscope, and well-suited for multiprotein labeling at both the light microscope and electron microscope levels (see below).
To obtain a clear definition of the thinnest processes of the neurons, we needed to increase the laser power of the confocal microscope to a level in which the brightest nuclei could appear saturated in the final image.
