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Scanning (SEM) and transmission (TEM) electron microscopy indicated a grossly phase-separated morphology.
Scanning electron microscopy indicated a homogeneous dispersion of the carbon nanotubes (CNT) within the polymeric matrix at low filler loadings and a cluster formation at higher loadings.
Moreover, atomic force microscopy indicated a morphology distinct from typical amyloid fibrils.
Video microscopy indicated a mesenchymal type of cell migration for the NC cells.
Although electron microscopy indicated a probable viral infection in the patient's lungs, because of the negative IHC results, no further testing was performed at that time.
Yet, confocal microscopy indicated a small fraction of the MCF-7 cells (and a somewhat larger fraction of the U-2 OS cells) bound and internalized eGFP/exosomes.
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Scanning and transmission electron microscopy indicated an increase in the bundle diameter of the SWCNTs upon anchoring of the polymer chains.
In line with previous studies from the study area, microscopy indicated an asexual parasite prevalence of 82.5% (66/80) and a gametocyte prevalence of 30.0% (24/80; Table 1) [23], [23].
For both cell lines, plaque assays and fluorescent microscopy indicated an inverse relationship between BTE concentration (from 0.14 μM – 1.4 mM) and HSV-1 infectivity.
Compared with 2-D, cells grown in 3-D had increased numbers of KSHV latency-associated nuclear antigen (LANA) dots, as detected by immunofluorescence microscopy, indicating a higher viral genome copy number.
Atomic force microscopy indicates a fluctuating surface morphology mainly arising from the grain domain distribution in a random fashion.
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