Sentence examples for surface axis from inspiring English sources

Leaf: irregularly subpinnate or subpalmate; stipules gland-like; leaflets 3--5, 4--12 mm, obovate to oblong, green or gray (hairs not obscuring surface); axis +- flat, +- blade-like.

In this paper, using immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridisation histochemistry, we have determined the profile of MCT1 protein and mRNA expression along the crypt to surface axis of healthy human colonic tissue.

The angles of laryngoscope handle axis (Fig. 2 AH) and of maxillary molars occlusal surface axis (OS) relative to horizontal (angles â1 and â2 in Fig. 2) were recorded upon MGE.

Its range was estimated by measuring the angle between the occlusal surface axis of the maxillary molars and the chord of the radian formed by the proximal one-third of the blade (Fig. 3).

The LBLM angle (Fig. 3; angle â3) is formed between the occlusal surface axis of the maxillary molars or gums (Fig. 3; line OS) and a chord (Fig. 3; line CH) that is perpendicular to the axis of the handle (Fig. 3; line AH) and corresponds to the radian formed by the proximal one-third of the convex surface of the blade.

MCT1 mRNA is expressed along the crypt-surface axis and is most abundant in cells lining the crypt.

We next sought to investigate the profile of expression of the MCT1 transcript along the crypt-surface axis.

Here, using immunohistochemistry, we sought to confirm and extend this observation to investigate the pattern of MCT1 expression along the crypt-surface axis.

The MCT1 transcript is expressed homogeneously along the crypt-surface axis, and is detectable in cells at the base of the crypts.

In situ hybridisation histochemistry, using a DIG-labelled antisense probe specific for MCT1, indicated that the MCT1 transcript is expressed along the length of the crypt-surface axis.

There is a gradient of MCT1 protein expression in the apical membrane of the cells along the crypt-surface axis rising to a peak in the surface epithelial cells.