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Tumor budding is diagnosed at high magnification and should not be mistaken with the tumor border configuration, which is more easily discernable at low magnifications.
The topography of planar membranes composed of DOPC/cholesterol/porcine Gb3 (65∶30∶5) immobilized on atomically flat mica surfaces is featureless, i.e. no membrane domains are discernable (Figure S1), which is consistent with the homogeneous green Bodipy-PC fluorescence observed in GUVs (data not shown).
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Our results show that mammary tumors which develop in ODD-luciferase transgenic mice generate substantial bioluminescent signals which are clearly discernable from background tissue luminescence.
Our results show that spontaneous mammary tumors in ODD-luciferase transgenic mice generate substantial bioluminescent signals, which are clearly discernable from background tissue luminescence.
Hypointense lesions are visible in the cerebellum and brainstem in the post-VSOP T2*-weighted image shown in Figure 4(B), which are not discernable in the pre-contrast scan in Figure 4(A).
Furthermore, we described SNPs associated with NCLB and NCLB FT resistance that are located in genes for which a direct link to the trait is discernable or which are located in bins of the maize genome for which previously QTLs have been reported.
