In melanoma-bearing HGF+ mice, no microscopic evidence of pigmented micrometastases was evident in potential target organs for metastasis (data not shown).
This study was designed to histologically evaluate the ACL for microscopic evidence of degeneration.
Researchers at the Johnson Space Center in 1996 announced that the space rock contained microscopic evidence of life, but their assertion has been dismissed by most other researchers.
Since microscopic evidence of leukaemic lymphoblasts is often present in the peripheral blood in the weeks before clinical presentation at diagnosis or relapse, peripheral blood may be used instead of bone marrow to detect MRD in ALL patients.
Using archival histological specimens from several species with light microscopic evidence of intestinal trichomonosis, and under optimized hybridization conditions, the probe positively identified trichomonads in colonic specimens from piglets and a kitten with PCR-confirmed T. foetus infection.
Researchers led by Anthony Ranere of Temple University and Dolores Piperno of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History excavated caves and rock shelters in the region, searching for tools used by their inhabitants, maize starch grains and other microscopic evidence of maize.
Using the circular nature of PV DNA, 'outward facing' primers specific for FdPV-MY2 were designed and amplified a 7300 bp length of DNA from a feline Bowenoid in situ carcinoma (BISC) that showed microscopic evidence of a viral etiology and tested positive for FdPV-MY2 DNA.
Among those who have used the analytical model, the braided preform has been considered as made of one, or three, types of representative unit cells, while microscopic evidence of the microstructure of preforms reveals different configurations of the yarns in the interior, surface and corner regions of a braided preform.
Three formalin-fixed cadaveric human temporal bones with no macro- or microscopic evidence of pathology were chosen.
Of the long-term survivors, 2 of 4 and 7 of 8 survivors had no microscopic evidence of tumor and were considered histologic cures.
In this study, the incus was removed from three formalin-fixed cadaveric human temporal bones with no macro- or microscopic evidence of pathology.
