Cystic and necrotic areas are common, such that lesions may be predominantly cystic and resemble primary ovarian cancer.
If ancient female-mediated introgression between the two forms followed by backcrossing into savannah populations is the reason why western savannah elephants possess largely 'forest' haplotypes then nuclear markers at these loci should resemble predominantly those of southern and eastern savannah elephants today.
These synaptophysin-positive dystrophies predominantly contained smaller, electron translucent vesicles and therefore resembled BACE1-positive Type-I dystrophic neurites.
In these epithelia, ElaV-positive cells and actin foci were predominantly apically positioned (Fig. 3C), which more closely resembled the morphology of control eye epithelia (Fig. 1D).
Together, these observations suggested that Halley was in fact predominantly composed of non-volatile materials, and thus more closely resembled a "snowy dirtball" than a "dirty snowball".
These lesions resembled Type I lesions in that they were predominantly composed of neutrophils; however, Type II lesions lacked the fibrotic encapsulation and the cellular organization found in Type I lesions.
The predominantly nuclear localization of HSF1-GFP (S320D) (Fig. 4 B) resembled that of wt HSF1 after heat shock (Fig. 3 B, F), while the largely cytoplasmic localization of S320A-HSF1 (Fig. 4A, C) resembled localization of wt HSF1 after PKAcα knockdown by PKAkd#1 (Fig. 3F).
At pH 5.5, the CD spectrum resembles a predominantly i-motif DNA population, after addition of 1 mM (100 eq). of Cu2+, the CD spectrum changes to the alternative conformation.
In these cases, a marked distinction had been seen in the western blot PrPres molecular profile for the frontal cortex (~8 kDa PrPres) and cerebellum (predominantly triple band pattern resembling type 2A PrPres) [ 7].
The thyroid cancer histology for the high KLLN promoter methylation group was predominantly follicular, which is classic for CS, while the low KLLN promoter methylation group resembled the general population with the predominant histology being papillary.
