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The samples were then subjected to critical point drying, mounted onto stubs, and sputter coated with palladium prior to viewing with a Philips SEM-515 scanning electron microscope (FEI, Hillsboro, OR).

Cells were incubated with ammonium sulfate purified anti- [Met]-enkephalin IgG (CO172) [ 33] or anti-OGFr-IgG (BO344) [ 33, 34] antibodies diluted 1 250 in Sorenson's phosphate buffer containing 1% normal goat serum and 0.1% Triton X-100 for 18 h at 4°C, washed and incubated with goat anti-rabbit IgG (1 1000) conjugated to rhodamine prior to viewing with fluorescence microscopy.

That's why Bush is told to point with pride but rarely to view with alarm.

That has stuck with me, that the choice he made he came to view with regret.

The Chinese people continue to view with suspicion any attempt to impose Western values on China.

It is a rivalry that outsiders tend to view with curiosity, even amusement.

Many antiwar Democrats continue to view with suspicion Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's attitude toward the Iraq war.

Washington, Seoul and Tokyo are right to view with skepticism Beijing's call for a six-party meeting to discuss the crisis.

To view with skepticism the idea of the self as contained and describable has become a hallmark of postmodern sophistication.

It is a name that Manhattan residents tend to view with dread — "the most notorious signature in New York County," he says.

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