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Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) was first identified in the intervertebral disc (IVD) when its molecular upregulation was observed in sections of nucleus pulposus cultured under conditions of increased osmolarity.
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) was first identified in the intervertebral disc (IVD) when its molecular upregulation was observed in sections of nucleus pulposus cultured under conditions of increased osmolarity by Boyd and colleagues [ 1].
1p/19q loss was evaluated by two methods adapted to eliminate errors due to sectioning of nuclei.
Measurements from four sections of this nucleus indicate that the bulge dimensions are approximately 1.6 µm×3.0 µm and the n-MTB radius is approximately 0.05 µm (Fig 4a).
The aim of this study was to correlate the packing of chromatin, the transcriptional activity and the distribution of histone tail modifications in sections of cell nuclei.
To determine whether the plasmids localizing to the periphery co-localized with the nuclear pores, Nup82-3sfGFP intracesy traces (N > 50 cells) were measured along the nuclear envelope in equatorial focal sections of the nuclei containing a single labeled acentric DNA circle at the rim.
Fig. 3 Histopathologic section of caudate nucleus mass (H&E × 400): Sheets of packed, pleomorphic large cells with high nucleus to cytoplasm (N/C) ratio, consistent with a diffuse large cell lymphoma.
Because the size and section thickness of nuclei did not change between experimental and control groups, any systematic error should be identical for all groups.
The analysis of centromere clustering was performed as previously described (Takeo et al., 2011), where individual oocyte nuclei were scored for the number of CID foci by analyzing CID staining throughout each section of the nucleus in SoftWoRx.
To quantitate NPC, confocal images were taken on a Zeiss LSM ZeissLSM510 Confocal laser-scanning microscope using 63× oil objective (N/A 1.4), and the section with the widest cross-section of the nucleus selected for further analysis.
The volume occupied by a given chromatin compartment is proportional to the surface occupied by this compartment in a central section of the nucleus corrected for its radial distribution.
