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To evaluate whether NIa prevents Aβ-induced cell death, we used two different methods, a morphological approach and the MTT cell viability assay (Fig. 4B and C).

Having previously documented the occurrence of DRMs in late endosomes [29], we have characterized these raft-like domains in more detail using morphological approaches and subcellular fractionation followed by sub-organellar fractionation.

Many of the observations made were obtained using careful morphological approaches and expanded using biochemical techniques, and subcellular fractionation.

Hence, we further investigated the expression and the distribution of galanin and galanin receptors in NT tissue by using morphological approaches and addressed the role of this neuropeptide in NB differentiation.

The present investigation is the first study to use an integrated molecular and morphological approach toward identification and detailed description of socioeconomically important anisakid nematodes from four infected out of nine examined species of fishes in Lake Nasser, Egypt.

The paper addresses a problem of constructing a composite plan for a medical treatment on the basis of hierarchical morphological approach, multicriteria ranking, and morphological clique problem.

This paper presents a morphological approach to describe and analyze BGS surfaces in a side canyon of southeastern Colorado which can be applied by researchers to datasets in other regions.

Ellis and Capuco [12] used a histological and morphological approach to show the existence of a small population of light staining mammary epithelial cells that constitutes approximately 50% of the proliferating mammary population.

Considering the interesting evolutionary scenario of sharp- and blunt-snouted lenoks as well as their widespread distribution in Siberia, we proposed a combined genetic and morphological approach to test the existing hypotheses of counter-current dispersal, hybridization and gene flow between the two forms.

Strategies for segmentation include morphological approaches 63 and those based on more advanced image processing such as fuzzy connectedness.

We found that the molecular and the morphological approach led to highly similar descriptions of biodiversity patterns: The similarity in total species richness and a high dissimilarity in species community composition between primary and secondary forests were revealed in a nearly identical way by both methods.