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The images were taken 4 h after injection, demonstrating M21 (left, arrow), M21L (middle, arrow), and enhanced M21 tumor contrast at 24 h after injection (right, arrow).

Figure 1 Map, showing locations of sampling sites (23A13, F625, F343), sewage disposal beds, extent of historically sewage-contaminated groundwater (Ref. 32), the hydraulic gradient direction in June 2003 (middle arrow), and, for comparison, extremes in hydraulic gradient direction measured between 1987 and 2003.

The participants were instructed to attend to the middle arrow and to decide whether it was pointing to the left or to the right.

Myo8A-GFP accumulates at the spindle midzone (middle, arrow heads) and forms a ring at the edge of the phragmoplast that expands out to the cell cortex (bottom).

Specifically, the participants had to indicate by button pressing (keyboard letter 'a' for left and 'l' for right) the pointing direction of the middle arrow of the randomly presented trials (condition neutral: < or >, condition congruent: <<<<< or >>>>>, condition incongruent: <<><< or >><>>).

The observer, however, could only see the all-important middle arrow, making it easy to tell when the first volunteer made a mistake.

To investigate further, cognitive neuroscientist Michael Coles at the Danders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging in the Netherlands and colleagues invented a task in which one volunteer sat at a computer screen and punched a button for "left" or "right" depending on which direction the middle arrow in a row of arrows pointed.

In addition, the 33-kDa intermediate processing fragment of MSP7 that is tightly associated with MSP1 [50], was also present in this immunoprecipitate (indicated by the middle arrow, Figure 1).

The participants were asked to decide as quick as possible the direction of the middle arrow by pushing the left or right mouse button.

The task was programmed with Presentation 14.8 (Neurobehavioral Systems) according to Stins et al. In this task, stimulus-response interference is induced by the flanking arrows (distractors) around a middle arrow (target stimulus).

In L. sinapis, we found a W1W2W3Z1Z2Z3 sex chromosome system (Fig.  5e h) with an intensely stained block of heterochromatin on one of the W chromosomes (Fig.  5f, the middle arrow).