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Electron microscopy indicates predominant localization of GNP in PCL.

It should be noted also that most studies were performed on Cu ZrO2 powders doped by impregnation technique that led to predominant localization of copper on the surface of nanocrystals or in their near-surface region.

According to theoretical prediction using the Z-model proposed by us a predominant localization of carbon black (CB) in the ethylene propylene diene rubber (EPDM) phase of ethylene octene copolymer (EOC /EPDM blends was found for a thermodynamic equilibrium state, in case that rheological effects do not play a significant role.

Given the predominant localization of CAND1 in the cytoplasm, we also performed analogous experiments using cytoplasmic cellular fractions.

From the IHC data, the predominant localization of the candidate proteins could be summarized as: AK1 cytoplasmic and nuclear; ATOX1 cytoplasmic and nuclear; HIST1H2BM nuclear.

The predominant localization of GAGs to basolateral rather than apical epithelial surfaces [26] would allow MuHV-4 reactivating from a latently infected B cell to engage GAGs and infect epithelial cells basolaterally, before being released apically for transmission.

Immunostaining of Acdp1 in hippocampus neurons revealed a predominant localization on the plasma membrane.

For immunohistochemistry, VEGFxxxb was widely detected in normal lung tissue within the alveolar space, with a predominant localization to the corner of the alveolus, where ATII are located (Fig. 1 B ).

Based on the above reported results showing a predominant localization at the base of normal crypts and overexpression in the precancerous lesions and tumours, we found that LGR-5 was the best putative stem cell marker among those analysed.

We therefore again argue that the co-occurrence of predominant localization sites (i.e. apical in epithelia and posterior in oocyte) with overall polarity of microtubules allows us to use this association as means to compare equivalent localization sites across tissues.

OCT1 is expressed in the mouse, rat and human bronchial epithelium, and immunohistochemistry showed a predominant localization in the apical membrane of ciliated cells but intracellular pools of immunoreactive OCT1 were also detectable (Lips et al. 2005, 2007b; Kummer et al. 2006).