In the Fe16Cu84 specimen, a number of deformation twins were observed.
In order to examine the practical ability of the suggested specimen a number of ENDB specimens made of different materials including PMMA, asphalt concrete, graphite and a marble rock are tested under both modes I and III.
The amber specimens preserve a number of different feather types, including flimsy down feathers near the skin, covert feathers on both the upper and lower side of the wings, and strongly asymmetrical flight feathers.
Gene expression profiling demonstrated that the KD induces an overall reversion to expression patterns seen in non-tumor specimens, and a number of genes involved in modulating ROS levels and oxidative stress were altered in tumor cells.
Comparison of embryos immobilised with 0.5% DMB for 4 5 days, commencing on day 4.5 of incubation, and control specimens, revealed a number of consistent abnormalities.
This "crescendo" pattern in SARS-CoV detection rates and viral load in clinical specimens has a number of implications.
Fresh surgical specimens from a number of organs (colon, stomach, bladder, liver, pancreas) were collected from patients undergoing surgical resection for malignant disease.
What makes these fossils even more significant is that the specimens span a number of different ontogenetic stages thus making it possible to compare several stages of seedling development directly with those of the modern taxon.
Furthermore, these specimens represent a number of different instars (see discussion below) that allows for some morphological changes that occur throughout the ontogenetic development of the species to be documented.
For specimens with a number of distinct target tissue types, the relative organization of these tissues (e.g., in the large viscera or the cranium) should also be considered.
