Close examination reveals that PCP expressing cells do in fact occur within the high density zone, but only in large cells which intermingle with the smaller high density sensory precursor cells (visible in Fig. 7B,C ).
As a result, her writing often slips into fugue-state passages which intermingle with the more personal themes she became concerned with childbirth, sexual awakening and damage, death.
Conti composed a new version, which intermingled both versions.
In the most 5' part the TRA/TRD locus contains TRAV genes which are intermingled with TRDV genes, then TRD genes which include seven TRDD, four TRDJ genes, one TRDC and a single TRDV gene with an inverted transcriptional orientation, and finally in the most 3' part, the TRA locus is completed by 61 TRAJ genes and one TRAC gene.
Her collection, which intermingles silk and metal, mohair and linen, is all that and more.
He choose four different shades of hair which, once intermingled with my own, would, he guaranteed me, create a natural effect.
The weld microstructures consisted primarily of (Fe,Cr,Mn 7C3 carbides, austenite and ferrite, while the arc-sprayed coating was composed of two metallic phases, α (Fe,Cr) and Fe1.1Cr0.9B0.9, which were intermingled with oxides of iron and chromium.
While muscle fibers being the bulk element of the musculature, whole muscle mass is affected by several tissues, which are intermingled with skeletal muscle fibers.
They all wander around in a labyrinth of ignorance and error and conjecture, in which truth is intermingled with fiction at a hundred points, in which unjustified assumptions have attained the validity of premises, and in which there is no recognized and authoritative theory to hold on to.'.
"It's hard to tell the reason for the injuries, but these don't look like your typical young farmers," Jantzen says. . Standardized metal weaponry and the remains of the horses, which were found intermingled with the human bones at one spot, suggest that at least some of the combatants were well-equipped and well-trained.
