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Microscopic imaging demonstrated that bacteria were arranged at the edges of pG and rGO, while with GO, they adhered to the nanoparticle surface.
Consistent with these results, confocal microscopic imaging demonstrated significantly decreased fluorescence intensity of MitoSOX Red in A12-, and AII-treatedated H9C2 cells.
Our cell cycle and microscopic imaging analysis results demonstrated an increase in polyploidy and senescence after AMG 900 treatment, supporting this theory.
In consistent with the fluorescence microscopic imaging, PCR results demonstrate that while not the entire mOrange negative population underwent recombination, there was a substantial fraction of cells having had the reprogramming cassette removed in an ExoS54-Cre dependent manner.
Microscopic imaging also failed to demonstrate any evidence of morphological changes of the cells.
Electron and atomic force microscopic imaging of the surfaces demonstrates the formation of Pd nanoparticles on fresh catalysts and subsequent size reduction of the Pd nano-particles following reaction.
Raman microscopic imaging technique used to visualize uptake in HeLa cells demonstrate increased uptake from 4 to 16 h, with growing cluster size and localization in the cytoplasm.
Microscopic imaging studies of 5 µg/ml cholesteryl ester in sterile wash buffer demonstrated a non-homogeneous population localized to the coverslip, indicating that cholesteryl ester forms aggregates in a hydrophilic solution (Laboratory of Fluorescence Dynamics, University of Illinois, Urbana IL).
We demonstrated the application of the new method to the electron microscopic imaging of the substrate-bound C3PO, an RNA-processing enzyme important for the RNA interference pathway.
We have demonstrated a simple and effective method for isolating live single cells for microscopic imaging and gene expression analysis by RT-qPCR.
Confocal microscopic imaging was performed using a Leica microscope (DMR TCS SP2 AOBS).
