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The anti-HAS2-antibody showed a more widespread staining and, in contrast to HAS1 and HAS3 antibodies, it stained both epithelial and stromal cells (Fig. 3) (Table 2).

In most cases, the staining patterns for collagen cleavage were similar for all three epitopes: weak to moderate mainly pericellular staining in non-OA cartilage from younger individuals and stronger, more widespread staining in aging and OA cartilages that often extended from the superficial to the mid/deep zone of the tissue.

In contrast, in Kcne2−/− mice, Cyclin D1 showed more widespread and nuclear staining in the neck isthmus region of gastric glands, and glandular pit (Figure 5 B,C, right panels).

Staining was more widespread as compared with PDGFR-β and pPDGFR-β, in all patient groups.

Viral antigen staining was more widespread in the 2 geese that died than in the 3 that survived.

Although PAM/Endo also accumulated in puncta surrounding the nucleus (Fig.  4e), its distribution was more widespread, with tiny puncta of staining distributed throughout the cell.

FUS staining is, however, more widespread and shows pathological inclusions in glial cells and neurons outside the motor system, including the striatum, basal ganglia, and frontal and temporal cortex.

Aberrant type (Fig. 2A) had widespread staining of 70% or more nuclei in the sample.

Strong perinuclear and nuclear staining was common and more widespread in the higher pathology grades compared to normal.

The pattern of expression of caspase 3 staining was indicative of more widespread activation of apoptotic pathways across the retina following ouabain injection.

RIII mice exhibited more widespread PrPSc deposition than the HuMM, with a granular pattern of deposition, and intense staining in the CA2 region of the hippocampus; the thalamus; the medulla; and the pons.