As an example, the spot pointed with the upward arrow in Figure 2D, with MS/MS identification, is the protein Hydroxyprostagladin Dehydrogenase (PGDH) which contains 11 Methionine and Cysteine, compared with only 5 Methionine and Cysteine in peroxiredoxin4 (pointed pointed with the downward arrow.
The protein spots that were only detected in CBB staining images, as pointed with the upward arrow in Figure 2D, representing they are either not contain Methionine and Cysteine, or they were expressed none or too little during the labeling period.
The conversion is guided by a hand-crafted semantic frame structure as indicated with the dotted arrow pointing towards the arrow leading to the block 'frame description' (cf. the section 'Semantic representation').
The spot labeled with downward arrow is the phosphorylated form and the spot pointed with upward arrow is none or less phosphorylated.
The TIP-1 specific antibody did not stain the LLC cells that were transfected with a construct with the TIP-1-targeting shRNA (pointed with arrows), because the target of the antibody had been depleted with the TIP-1 targeting shRNA (lower panel of Fig. 2B).
As the probe scans through the SiO2 substrate, the interface between both materials, and finally the inner part of the deposit, the O K edge changes its shape (apparition of a small pre-peak, pointed with an arrow), practically disappearing at the inside of the microstructure for deposit 2. Figure 3 Comparison of the EELS spectra.
Occasionally, part of the cells of a transgression retain its original identity, as the example pointed with a white arrow, in which a group of Ci positive cells remain trapped in the posterior compartment.
Participants were told to indicate the direction in which the arrow was pointing with a key press response.
Each lower part shows the time chart of the relative concentration, and the times to insert or extract the nanopipette are pointed with arrows.
Non-transfected cells did not show any activation signal (pointed with arrows in Figure 1C).
The arrow in the diode symbol points in the direction that current flows, so normally you would place a diode in your circuit with the arrow pointing to a ground.
