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The longest band was strongly expressed only in red berry skin, whilst it was slightly detectable in seeds and not detectable at all in other tissues.

Phosphorylation was slightly detectable at these sites after 3.5 and 5 hr but was considerably stronger after 8 10 hr of exposure to 50 nM microcystin-LR.

Adrenomedullin, CLR, RAMP2, and RAMP3 proteins immunodetections are shown in Figure 2. AM labeling was slightly detectable in the majority of the epithelial compartment of the crypts (Fig. 2a).

Values less than the detection limit of the standard curve for each protein were recorded as 0%, even if bands were slightly detectable.

CD28 and CTLA-4 display a different pattern of expression on T-cells: while CD28 is constitutively expressed on the surface of T-cells, CTLA-4 is slightly detectable in conventional naïve T-cells and appears upon T-cell activation.

Interstitial BrdU-positive cells and BrdU-positive cells on crossing tubular basement membrane (TBM) were almost undetectable in sham-operated kidneys but were slightly detectable in contralateral kidneys at 8 days after UUO.

These perforations are slightly detectable after you separate the cards, in the form of bumpy edges.

Significantly, PK treatment completely abolished this staining, while it was slightly more detectable when using only elongated citrate buffer pre-treatment and omitting formic acid pre-treatment.

This implies that birds were slightly more detectable in early plantations and were less detectable in late and mid-aged plantations.

Median BuChE activity was slightly higher in patients with alcohol detectable on admission than in those with no alcohol detectable [1561 mU ml−1 (IQR 837 2829) vs. 1252 mU ml−1 (IQR 216 2829); Mann–Whitney P= 0.20; normal range 3000 6000 mU ml−1].

Therefore, it is possible that the prevalence of children with detectable antibodies against HAV was slightly overestimated because untested children were younger and living under more favorable conditions.