Although differentially expressed in non-treated plant organs, several genes were up-regulated in tissues treated with 2,4-D, as expected for PR genes.
The chemicals could include birth control pills and other drugs, toiletries especially those with fragrances, products such as tissues treated with antibacterial agents, or goods treated with flame retardants that find their way into waste water.
Observations were made of morphological changes within the epithelium, epithelial/ superficial lamina propria (SLP) junction, and the lamina propria of tissues treated with the PDL.
injection in necrotic injured tissues treated with near infrared photothermal ablation therapy.
No morphological changes have been found in spleen tissues treated with Bio-ZnONPs (Fig. 5).
CAT specific activities were repressed in water hyacinth leaf tissues treated with 48 h leachate (Figure 5).
Likewise, APX specific activities were inhibited in water hyacinth leaf tissues treated with 48 h leachate (Figure 6).
Tumor tissues treated with carboxylated MNC showed red (nuclei) and pink (cytoplasm) pigments, but lacked blue pigment.
Relative expression of (A) OsCPK17, (B) OsCPK7, (C) OsA7, and (D) OsTPC1 in rice root tissues treated with humic acids (HA) at 2.7 mM C L−1. Actin cDNA (AK100267) was used as endogenous control.
Immunohistochemical analysis of tumor sections from the cyclophosphamide and control groups was performed 10 days after treatment to assess the intensity and distribution of HIF-1alpha expression, hypoxia, macrophage infiltration, and expression of macrophage-derived inducible nitric oxide synthase in tumor tissues treated with maximum tolerated dose cyclophosphamide compared with control tumors.
RNA was isolated from cells or tissues, treated with DNase, reverse transcribed, and PCR amplified [42].
