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Bacterial cells were visible amongst the precipitates from the LC and HC treatments, and precipitates appeared to coat some of the bacterial surfaces (arrows in Figures 3e and 3f). Figure 4 shows an X-ray diffraction pattern for precipitates collected from the AC treatment at the conclusion of the experiment.

However, enhanced LAMP-1 immunoreactivity in α-Gal A deficient mouse brains (indicated by red arrowheads in cerebellum, Figure  3a, e) co-localized remarkably with FPL labeling of endothelial cell surfaces (arrows, Figure  3h, p, x, ff).

(c, d) Representative fracture surfaces of the tensile-tested sample (3 wt.% BNNT) at various magnifications; individual BNNTs are seen at those surfaces (arrowed); thus they, at least partially, carry the applied tensile load and participated in the deformation process.

(b) Axial fat-suppressed proton density MR image shows an osteochondral injury to the articular surface (open arrow) with bone marrow oedema of the medial patella (solid arrow) and lateral aspect of the lateral femoral condyle (arrowhead), in keeping with transient lateral patellar dislocation.

a Ultrasound shows a well-defined hypoechoic lesion in the right lobe extending up to capsular surface (arrows).

(iv) Photomicrograph (original magnification, ×2; haematoxylin-eosin stain) shows chondroid and bony material (star) beneath the ciliated surface (arrows).

b Ultrasound (US) image of the upper left breast shows a hypoechoic mass with indistinct margins with tract extending into adjacent tissue and to the skin surface (arrows) to the uppermost eschars noted the clinical photograph (a).

Despite the clear disruption to overall morphology, abundant cilia were detected on the epithelial surface (Arrows in Figure 6Bd, i).

Immuno-electron microscopy confirms the distribution of SmAQP within the tegument, including at the host-parasite surface (arrows, figure 1C).

The lumen (asterisk in Fig. S2A and S2B) as well as the luminal cell surface (arrows in Fig. S2A) was laminin-free.

Some DCX-ir cells showed bipolar morphology with an apical dendrite that reached the apical surface (arrows in Fig.  3h).