The electrode designations and anatomical orientation illustrated in Fig. 3 are used throughout this report.
The membrane orientation illustrated using TMRPres2D [ 36] in Figure 5 shows, using example structures listed in the corresponding figure legend, the membrane orientation >50%.
Browaeys and Price (2008) different orientations illustrate different perspectives which managers need to be aware.
Schematic representations of these orientations (illustrated by SEM micrographs) are shown in Figure 4.
These results point to the importance of oligo A tracts in the establishment of rotational orientation and illustrate how rotational orientation can be directly linked to translational positioning.
An example of this differing orientation is illustrated in Figure 2.
(Here we used the same surface orientation as illustrated for GRG binding in Figure 3).
The contig orientation is illustrated by the example in Figure 2, in which arrows represents contigs and dashes their alignments.
An example of an MSN located in the matrix compartment with a dorsal medial to ventral lateral dendritic orientation is illustrated in Fig. 4.
Because the two LoxP sites were in opposite orientations, the reporter cassette could recombine in both the "forward" and "reverse" orientations, as illustrated (Fig. 1c, d).
