On the one hand, GluA2 puncta were reduced in the calyx-only but not in the dimorphic units, indicating that this change was not a direct consequence of calyceal junction loss, which affected all calyces similarly.
There, the researchers, including graduate student Eric Corsini, encountered the garden's famed titan arum (Amorphophallus titanium), a plant that every few years sends up a tall, thick stalk covered with thousands of small flowers enveloped by one large, flower-like calyx.
Compare Image Invite Conception [point at Image] Point Image Invite Attention 8 And these are called calices – each one's called a calyx, which I think is Latin for cup, or something like that.
Invite Conception [point at image] Invite Attention 7 And these are called calices – each one's called a calyx, which I think is Latin for cup, or something like that.
In addition, one cell body ventral to the calyx (arrowhead) and one cell body ventral lateral to the antennal lobe were reproducibly observed, which represent MBONs not identified in the split-GAL4 lines (see Figure 5G and Figure 5 figure supplement 1, also see 'Materials and methods').
The calyx is closed at one end by the N-terminal loop and can be closed at the other by the EF loop in low pH conditions.
One was located ventral to the calyx (MBON-γ4γ5) and the other was located ventral lateral to the antennal lobe (MBON-γ1γ2) (see below, and Figure 5G and Figure 5 figure supplement 1).
PN boutons form AZs in the Calyx region on KC.
Most authors agree that the number of ligands bound per mole of protein monomer (n) is one, located at the main binding site (calyx).
Three principal components accounted for 93.77 % of total variance, being the calyx phenolic content (PC1) the main one, taking 73.467 %, with the highest relative discriminating power (eigenvalue 4860.76).
