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Our ultrastructural study showed that, near to amyloid plaques, there were presynaptic elements that displayed pathological changes including large diameter with a considerate number of AVs and, in contrast, fewer synaptic vesicles (Fig.  6a, b; presynaptic terminals outlined with a white line).

Ultrastructural studies showed axonal inclusions in both treated and untreated 4L C* mouse brain stems (Fig. 8B), midbrain and spinal cord (data not shown).

Ultrastructural studies showed that several proteins involved in odor transduction (the CNGA2 channel subunit, Golfα, and the type III adenylyl cyclase) are preferentially expressed in the distal segment of the cilium [39], [40].

Histopathological and ultrastructural studies showed that treatment with olmesartan prevented tacrolimus-induced renal damage.

Ultrastructural studies showed hepatic nuclear changes including nucleolar microsegregation and changes in the endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria.

Ultrastructural studies showed that the zonula adherens becomes mature around stage 11, consisting before that of spot adherens junctions progressively coalescing (Tepass and Hartenstein, 1994).

Previous ultrastructural studies showed the presence of a microvillar border in the UVD epithelium of two moth species; A. kuehniella [ 19] and L. dispar [ 20].

In summary, HE, MSB staining and ultrastructural studies showed that although there were conspicuous pathogenic changes in the liver, lung and kidney, neither platelet thrombus nor fibrin thrombus was observed in these organs along with the course of leptospirosis.

HE, MSB staining and ultrastructural studies showed that although there were conspicuous pathogenic changes in the liver, lung and kidney as described below, neither platelet thrombus nor fibrin thrombus was observed in these organs along with the course of leptospirosis.

Ultrastructural studies showed a significant increase in the number and size of vesicles in hERG transfected cells at both 30 and 27°C (Fig. 5A, C), compared with untransfected cells (Fig. 5B, D).

Importantly, ultrastructural studies showed that EHEC O157 H7 colonize Peyer's patch mucosa ex vivo (Phillips et al., 2000), C. rodentium first targets the caecal patch in vivo (Wiles et al., 2004) while RDEC-1 (rabbit EPEC) first targets ileal M cells, an intestinal phagocyte that binds but does not internalize these bacteria, before spreading to other intestinal sites (Inman and Cantey, 1983).