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Monkeys previously infected with L. major had much smaller lesions that resolved faster compared with those of naı̈ve monkeys in response to the two higher doses of infection.

In contrast, AAV8.TBG.mLDLR treated mice had much smaller lesions with decreased areas of CD68, VCAM-1, and collagen immunostaining in the intima and media.

Compared to B6.apoE-/ mice, BALB.apoE-/ mice are highly resistant to atherosclerosis, developing much smaller lesions.

Figure 1 shows both large lesions (figure 1A) and a series of much smaller lesions (figure 1B).

Ultrasound is extremely valuable in detecting much smaller lesions, especially in detecting fluid and blood-flow in a lesion, and it also can evaluate the hepatic vascular anatomy [ 17].

The lesions at the infiltration sites transiently expressing DN-AtRop1 were much smaller than lesions at the sites expressing CA-AtRop1.

Note that this volume, corresponding to damage occurring to a 6 mm volume of brain tissue, is much smaller than the lesions generally used in lesion mapping studies and so is unlikely to be a source of the bias that we demonstrate is related to the disparity between lesion volume and functionally critical volume.

TUNEL-positive nuclei of neurons and oligodendrocytes were most frequently seen in multiple sclerosis lesions in the areas of active demyelination and tissue injury (Fig. 3R), whereas their number was much smaller in the demyelinated lesion centre and the normal appearing grey matter (Fig. 4B).

The lesioned area in the present study in mice was much smaller compared to the vlPAG lesions in rats [16] indicating that a small pontine area inhibits REM sleep.

As a consequence, the new scanner will make it possible to characterize smaller lesions with much higher reproducibility than is currently possible.

The lesions were much smaller than even our smallest mfVEP stimulus sectors.