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The most striking defect was observed in the developing liver, occupying only a small fraction of the abdominal areas (Fig. 2C and D).

Perhaps the most striking defect in the kif9 null cells is the variability in the length of prometaphase.

At 5 dpf, the most striking defect in hi559 IECs was a disruption of the ER-Golgi architecture, without any overt changes in other cellular components (Fig. 4B).

The most striking defect observed in beta cells of 12-month-old rats was the loss of proliferation in response to mitotic stimuli.

These results provide first evidence that all three variants are impaired in function, with the most striking defect seen for the displaced R462X mutant.

Because abnormal neuronal lamination is one of the most striking defect of the lissencephalic cortices, Lis1 has been believed to be primarily required by the migrating neurons (60, 61), and its roles in cell fate control of the proper formation of PP and CR cells have not been appreciated.

The most striking defects were observed in the hippocampus: a 50% reduction in the size of the dentate gyrus in late-symptomatic SMA mice compared with controls was associated with a reduction in cell density, cell proliferation and postnatal neurogenesis (Wishart et al., 2010).

The most striking developmental defect is reduction in the size of the brain and eyes when observed at 1 dpf.

The most striking morphological defect in strong ap alleles is the complete lack of wing and haltere structures (Butterworth and King 1965).

The most striking palatal defects of Fgfr2 +/S252W mice include palatal shelves that were contracted and reduced in length with an enlarged inter-palatine distance (Fig. 2B), a greater tendency to fuse the right and left maxillary-palatine sutures and a tendency for the inter-premaxillary suture to remain patent (Fig. 3).

In the present study, we show that the most striking and consistent defect in DS is the reduced number of switched memory B cells that, however, have an increased capacity to differentiate into antibody-producing cells.