Sentence examples for peripheral fish from inspiring English sources

Thus, depending on the threshold, peripheral FISH signals may come to lie partially outside the nucleus.

Both NUCB2 mRNA and nesfatin-1-like ir was found in the appetite regulatory regions of the brain and also in several peripheral tissues of fish.

Due to the relative simplicity of many central and peripheral vocal mechanisms, fish typically lack the ability to produce complex and dynamic, frequency-modulated calls [ 45].

The GABA signaling is usually present in the central nervous system (CNS), but also widely found in peripheral tissues, including fish liver [ 59].

Rumors persist that Big was created to capitalize on the Dreamcast's fishing peripheral, but Iizuka has insisted that Big was conceived before the peripheral was.

To disperse melanin-containing melanosomes into peripheral dendrites of melanophores, fish were placed in a black tank containing 100 μM yohimbine (Sigma-Aldrich) for 30 minutes before analysis.

M. marinum causes systemic granulomatous disease in ectotherms such as frogs and fish and peripheral granulomatous disease (fishtank granulomas) in humans[ 24].

A total of 10 ml fresh peripheral blood from each fish was used for DNA extraction using the method previously reported to generate high-molecular weight genomic DNA (Katagiri et al, 2000).

Despite this, karyotyping of the bone marrow (or at least interphase FISH of peripheral blood) to detect the fusion at the DNA level is considered the gold standard for diagnosis.

A study of heavy fatty-fish consumers and nonconsumers in Sweden (Svensson et al. 1994) found reduced levels of NK cells in the peripheral blood of fatty-fish consumers and a significant negative correlation between weekly fish intake and proportions of NK cells.

Eason et al. [ 50], identified different productive gene transcripts in isolated single peripheral blood lymphocytes from cartilaginous fish (Raja eglanteria), indicating the possibility of simultaneous immunoglobulin heavy chains expression from multiple different IGH loci in fishes.