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We then probed cellular responses examining cytoskeletal and morphological changes in living cells through a combination of fluorescence microscopy and scanning electron microscopy via culturing Chinese hamster ovary cells, HIG-82 fibroblasts and Madin Darby canine kidney cells on these silicon nanosponges.

We then probed for the presence of eIF4E and co-purifying eIF4A in m7GTP eluates.

We then probed to confirm whether these 10 candidates for novel miRNA could be detected using PCR-based small RNA detection method.

We then probed the pathway further, and evaluated the efficacy of single siRNAs targeting genes associated with BER that were not identified in the screen.

We then probed sections of fixed/embedded ovaries and isolated two-cell embryos with specific antibodies and found that, under these conditions, PADI6 and MATER were again primarily cytoplasmically localized, although the staining for these factors is slightly more cortical at the two-cell stage.

We then probed VP26-GFP-HSV1-infected cells for APP by quantitative immunohistochemistry and immunogold electron-microscopy, and also performed dual-color confocal time-lapse imaging of fluorescent-protein labeled capsids (VP26-GFP) interacting with labeled APP (APP-mRFP) inside living cells.

We then probe the packing status of the system.

We then probe the value of our theoretical contentions with a case study of the banknotes of the Republic of China, i.e. Taiwan.

We then probe a range of potential mechanisms for this rapid effect (Fig. 1): first, we rule out PI3Ks as mediators of the effect of VPA (as we had previously suggested) (Xu et al., 2007), because cells lacking all type I PI3K activity in a single cell line still show VPA-sensitive phosphoinositide levels.

We might then probe the value of numerical evidence in a particular subject they have studied, for example agricultural yields in medieval Europe, crime rates in industrial England, or the profitability of American slavery -- and think about what other sources would be needed to make sense of the past," he said.

He wrote, "We then start probing men's minds for motive and purpose; they become entangled in the law not for what they did but for what they thought".