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Investigators concluded, however, that the remains, which included skulls with holes drilled through them or sections removed, were not connected to Unit 731 and that there was no evidence of criminal activity.

Photomicrographs of the paint-cross sections removed from a flower taken with visible (a) and with UV illumination (b), original magnification ×200; and from the discolored background of the painting taken with visible (d) and with UV- illumination (e), original magnification ×200.

Mild pronase treatment of EM sections removed the electron-dense matrix material, consistent with its proteinaceous nature (Fig. 2C, D).

Between trials, fish were returned to the pre-trial conditions (Figure 3a): the speaker was removed, focal fish transferred back to the second tank section, companion fish released from the transparent compartment, and the opaque partition between tank sections removed.

The analysis of the fluorescent images for the tumor sections removed from animal injected with 111In-F ab' 2-cG250 111In-F ab' 2-cG250ost 111In-F ab' 2-cG250S8 atd S9) is shown in Figures 4A and 4B.

This figure visualizes the full HIV particles, with sections removed to reveal their internal components.

Since both regions were collected from identical tissue sections, removing a major source of variability, we identified more differentially expressed genes than in the disease-related analysis.

Usually carried out under local anaesthetic, the vas deferens (the tubes that carry the sperm from the testicles to the urethra) are cut, a small section removed to reduce the risk of recanalisation and the ends sealed.

Fig. 5 Paint cross-sections removed from Velazquez's Portrait of a man (a, left), and Juan de Pareja (b, center), and from Villalpando's Adoration of the Magi (c, right), as seen under UV illumination (top) and with BSE imaging (bottom).

Color-calibrated microscopy was used to measure L*a*b* values in the layers composed of eosin red lake in the cross-sections removed from the flower and from the background of the painting (Fig. 2a, d, respectively).

Photomicrographs taken with visible illumination of paint cross-sections removed from a protected area in the edge of the tabletop (a); from a visibly faded area in the tabletop (c); and from a flower (e), all taken with a ×400 magnification.