Typically, at the center of the crystallite, the so-called "bee" microstructure was found, consisting of observed hills and valleys.
However, in a certain range of molecular weight an amorphous cluster phase was found, consisting of disordered columns of oblate rings penetrated by bundles of prolate rings (see Figures 12 and 13 in ref (20)).
Furthermore, a unique cluster of four genes was found, consisting of an oxidoreductase (LP80_2995), a ribose 5-phosphate isomerase (LP80_2996), a fructose-specific PTS (LP80_2997), and a transcriptional regulator (LP80_2998).
Those few pieces that were found consisted of forged iron crossbow bolts.
No particles were found consisting of only Ti or only copper species.
In the PLD coatings, micron-sized particles were found, consisting of pure Ni or MoSe2, as well as nanometre-sized particles of monocrystalline Mo.
Three CRISPR regions were found, consisting of 28, 5 and 7 spacers.
A total of 2629 repeats were found, consisting of 2082 dinucleotide and 547 trinucleotide repeats.
For example, among the 162 chimpanzee PSGs, 9 clusters were found, consisting of 2 clusters of 3 genes and 7 clusters of 2 genes.
In the animals from the TG, areas of homogenous urothelial covering were found, consisting of few cell layers in almost the entire length of the urothelium.
