Because some outgrowths were quite small, recipient fat pads also were sectioned and immunostained for mammary epithelial markers to verify their mammary origin and to visualize the structure of all outgrowths.
At 150 nM, the highest concentration used, some dendrite outgrowth occurs with both sAPPα and sAPP-Fc as if the decrease in dendrite outgrowth observed at a lower concentration was lost.
We predict that, due to a diminishing influence of nuclear NMNAT1, NMN in NMNAT2-deficient axons will rise as a function of distance from the soma, with some axon outgrowth possible up to the point at which a critical threshold is exceeded and SARM1-dependent degeneration is triggered.
In some cases, outgrowths were cultured further to form egg cylinder-like rosettes (Bedzhov and Zernicka-Goetz, 2014).
In addition, EM studies revealed that some novel outgrowths developing from touch neuron processes co-localize with mitochondria at the branch points.
The new awards are in some ways an outgrowth of Mr. Milner's Fundamental Physics Prizes.
Its effort to shake up American stock trading is, to some degree, an outgrowth of a broader Canadian skepticism about the turbocharged American trading business.
They were seen by some as an outgrowth of the conflict in Syria, where Kurdish militias have been fighting groups linked to Al Qaeda.
Although the policy raises debate elsewhere in the Arab world, it is at least to some extent an outgrowth of Mr. Saleh's own turbulent political past and the Yemeni elite's history of assassination and betrayal.
During a news conference to announce a 6percentt drop in overall crime within the school system, Mr. Bloomberg responded to the recent attacks on changes he is pursuing in the schools, some as an outgrowth of his newly gained control over the schools, others as a result of budget cuts.
