When we recorded from EGFP VTA neurons using the KCl-based internal solution described by Zhang et al. [7], we found that the TH immunocytochemical signal was drastically degraded, and in some cases not discernable from background labeling (Figure 2D,E,F,G).
Individual peptides have no classic pattern of anchor residues, but some features are discernable.
However, some differences were discernable, for example the distinct shapes of the ampullae and the thickness of the interpyramidal muscles, indicating that, ideally, several specimens of a given species should be scanned.
This deficiency might already be discernable, to some extent, at a younger age.
Changes in the predation risks of player two yield generally similar trends in the behaviours of both players, although these are less discernable in some cases.
However, analysis of the bird in the Luneau video in light of images of known Pileated Woodpeckers confirms that a similar black trailing edge to the wing is discernable in some frames of the Luneau video (compare Figure 1B, frame 775 with Figure 1A, frame 366.7: the apparent plumage patterns are similar, and inconsistent with Ivory-billed Woodpecker).
Patients in the present study reported experiencing worsening of pain in response to mild physical exertion or particular activities of daily living (e.g. walking to the station, standing up), as a result of end of dose failure of analgesic medication and in some instances for no discernable reason at all.
Moreover, the degree of organization in the OB of Prok2 null mice appears to vary with the mitral cell layers being discernable in some but absent from other OB lobes (Ng et al., 2005; Zhang et al., 2007) These observations suggest that the Prokr2 null OB phenotype is more extensive than that for its ligand Prok2 and confirms the critical role of this receptor for OB neurogenesis.
Although the same clades are somewhat discernable, there are some individuals that occur in unexpected clades, and some heterozygous individuals that bridge across several clades (Fig. 6).
