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Extracellular soluble CsgA proteins produced by ∆csgB cells interacted with CsgB proteins on the surface of ∆csgA cells and assembled into curli amyloid fibrils, which was observable on CR-agar plates (Fig. 5b).
The presence of abundant CN species in the N2/CH4 plasma, which was observable in the optical emission spectra (not shown), may preferentially induce the formation of nanorod, along with the graphitic phase encasing the nanorods [36].
The D/L ratio for alanine is low (~0.29) suggesting sources of terrestrial contaminations in their analysis, which was observable as a major l-alanine peak in the blank sample (Burton et al. 2014b).
These cAMP-elevating agents also induced phosphorylation of the CREB-related transcription factor ATF-1, which was observable by western blot with the anti-pCREB antibody owing to the common presence of a phosphorylated serine epitope (not shown).
Our results support the theory of exercise-induced endostatin increase which was observable in controls as well as in patients suffering from T2DM.
Mild somatomental retardation, which was observable in some children with CHD of great complexity, could be a consequence of the heart disease, but these children were not excluded from the study.
When an event is observed by a single agent a search through the available evidence which is observable by that agent is performed.
Extensive morphological anomalies of CDA-II erythroblastic cells were observed using electron microscopy (EM), with the most significant being the presence of the so-called double membrane, which is observable in mature RBCs as well [ 6, 7].
We report significant solvatochromism which is observable by a naked eye.
I think this belief in progress, which is observable, is likely to be more robust if rooted in a "capacity for coherent thought", rather than smothered by the judgment of eternity.
This event is followed by the event of failure or death (F) which is observable in addition to the presence of disease.
