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Rodent apoA-IV is expressed predominantly in small intestine and also expressed to a small extent in liver and hypothalamus.
Immunoreactivity for S1P1 receptor was found predominantly in small peripherin-IR neurons in DRG sections (Fig. 3C, D, E, F).
Eight weeks of streptozotocin-induced diabetes resulted in increased VCAM-1 in wt mice, predominantly in small vessels (<10 µm).
Haplotypes S1 and S2 occur predominantly in small breeds without drop ears, and are rare in other breeds.
In contrast, the H2-T13, - T5 and - T7 duplicated genes have similar nucleotide sequences, including within their promoter region, and similar expression patterns (predominantly in small intestine).
GISTs with KIT exon 9 mutation arise predominantly in small intestine and colon, and those with PDGFRA mutations most often originate from the stomach.
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Because TRPA1 has been shown to be expressed predominantly in small-diameter neurons [10], [20], many of which are C fiber nociceptors, we targeted small-diameter DRG neurons and we utilized isolectin B4 (IB4) staining to further differentiate C fiber type neurons into IB4-positive and -negative subgroups [21], [22].
We found that zoo-housed spider monkeys are predominantly maintained in small social groups, with a single adult male, two adult females and their offspring.
In sections and neuron cultures, S1P1 immunoreactivity predominantly occurred in small I-B4+, Nf200-negative neurons.
Cdx-2 staining was predominantly observed in small cells residing in clumps, but was not detected in large nuclei of differentiated cells (Figure 2A).
Intravascular histopathology and its contributive events: Histopathologically, thrombi were predominantly found in small marrow vessels in the CON group since week 1 post induction (Figure 3B).
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