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In contrast, H&E staining of the tibialis anterior muscle of heterozygous and homozygous mutant mice exhibited myopathy with dark basophilic fibers, internal nuclei, scattered necrosis, and fibrosis by 10 months of age, although the degree of myopathy was greater in homozygous mutant mouse muscle (Fig. 5B).
Extended exposure of normal epidermis to sunlight will induce dysmorphic keratinocytes with pyknotic nuclei scattered throughout the spinous layer.
Like Trp53 CKO lenses, the bow regions of Acvr1 Trp53 DCKO lenses had abnormal architecture, with nuclei scattered towards the anterior and posterior of the fiber mass, instead of in a tight arc (Fig. 8D, arrow).
Sensory cells are flask-shaped and possess an oval central nucleus, scattered mitochondria, and few cisterns of rough endoplasmic reticulum.
It refers to an increase in the number of cells with a dark-stained rod-shaped nucleus scattered in the brain tissue.
Two-phase detectors also use argon gas to detect the ionized electrons produced during the WIMP-nucleus scattering.
This was obvious as the prominent occurrence of micronuclei and highly condensed nuclei (pyknosis) scattered throughout cell aggregates as well as fragmented nuclei (karyorrhexis), revealing irreversible nuclear damage.
In the present study we also found substantial DAT immunolabeling in the rat R nucleus and ZI, and clusters of DAT-ir axons in the VM and VL ventral nuclei, and scattered DAT-ir axons in Pt, AV, CL, and Pf.
Large cells that form by fusion in reaction to the presence in the body of foreign substances differ from Langhans giant cells in that their many nuclei are scattered throughout the cell.
Some of trophoblastic cells showed pyknotic nuclei and scattered apoptotic cells (Fig. 5f).
Nine and a half hours after the hypoxic event and nine hours after resuscitation, areas with vacuolated neuropil, shrunken neurons with pyknotic nuclei and scattered eosinophilic neurons were representative of early neuronal death.
