Six trenches were opened, where these profiles were characterized morphologically, and also samples were collected per horizon for later performance of grain size analysis, flocculation, water clay dispersion and chemicals (pH in water and potassium chloride, calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, potential acidity, f, organic carbon and organic matter) and mineralogical analyses.
Since T. b. rhodesiense and T. b. gambiense are morphologically identical and also resemble T. b. brucei (a subspecies causing nagana), the majority of research used T. b. brucei as a model.
Among the hundreds of distinct cell types that make up our bodies, neurons are the most morphologically complex, and also one of the most dynamic in their responsiveness and adaptability.
In a model of rejection, Wu and colleagues [ 68] showed migration of MSCs to the sites of allogeneic cardiac rejection by determining expression of transduced β-galactosidase in morphologically typical fibroblasts, and also identified a minor population of apparent myocardial cells expressing the transgene and desmin.
DLC coatings are characterized by Raman spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and also morphologically by means of atomic force microscopy (AFM).
Transformants T3 and T6 were morphologically similar to wildtype, and also showed complementation of the phenotypes caused by creB1937 of sensitivity to allyl alcohol in the presence of glucose, and poor proline utilisation.
In our previous study, we showed that megagametophyte cells in the ESR are destroyed by morphologically necrotic cell death and also the cells in the megagametophyte surrounding nucellar layers die during the Scots pine seed development [ 35].
The Desulfobulbaceae filaments found in sediment from Giber Å are closely affiliated and monophyletic with the marine cable bacteria (Fig. 6) and also, morphologically, the freshwater filaments show similarities to their marine counterpart, most notably a ring of ridges that runs along the length of the filament (Fig. 5c) (2, 9).
The T. tubifex and T. blanchardi community in the Lambro River has been analyzed previously by [ 16] and populations of the lateral trickles at different areas and depths of the sampling sites where molecularly and morphologically uniform, also across seasons.
Herein, we investigated the effects of vitellogenin (AgraVg) knockdown on the egg-laying and egg viability in A. grandis females, and also characterized morphologically the unviable eggs.
The monophyly of Acochlidia is well supported morphologically [ 20, 22, 24] and also backed by previous molecular studies [ 17, 34].
