b Four-chamber inversion-recovery turbo field-echo MR image revealing delayed enhancement of the pericardium (arrows), indicative of inflammation.
Fluorescein angiography (FA) revealed delayed filling of the occluded branch retinal artery and capillary nonperfusion corresponding to the area of retinal whitening seen clinically in all cases.
c Short-axis inversion-recovery turbo field-echo MR image obtained at basal level revealing delayed transmural enhancement (arrows) involving the anterior, antero-septal and infero-lateral wall.
Fundus fluorescein angiogram (FFA) of left eye revealed delayed filling of peripheral vessels, late staining of vessels and optic nerve head together with some capillary non-perfusion areas and blocked fluorescence in hemorrhagic areas (Fig. 2).
ITGB1 is not essential for fertilization in mice based on studies of an oocyte-specific Itgb1 conditional knockout [21], although Itgb1-deficient eggs do have subtle defects, as recent studies have revealed delayed sperm binding to Itgb1-deficient eggs [22], in agreement with observations of reduced sperm binding to eggs treated with anti-ITGB1 antibodies [10], [14], [19], [23].
Determination of cell proliferation, by Ki67-positive cell count in liver sections, revealed delayed progression in the cell cycle in TRα1/TRβ KO and MMI-treated mice (Fig. 2B), while flow cytometry of disaggregated liver cells showed no significant differences in the ploidy distribution among the animal groups (Fig. 2C).
Patients with severe IS form revealed delayed AAM than patients with mild IS form.
Finally, the analysis of subretinal vascularization revealed delayed angiogenesis in Bst+/– mice associated with delayed hyaloid regression.
We observed that over both periods, high salt reduced fertility rates, revealing delayed developmental time to maturity.
They confirmed this idea, and their results revealed delayed APAs in older participants in the CRT condition only.
