Caption: FIGURE 2: The microvilli in the mouse capillary: electron
microphotography. An erythrocyte (E) inside the capillary; the microvilli (arrows) produce visible invaginations on the erythrocyte wall.
We investigated that chemotherapy induces autophagy characterized via AVOs which was revealed by GFP-LC3 with a microscopy
microphotography. Comparing with the control group, the dox treated groups shows high level of AVOs (Figure 1); significantly high levels of LC-3 and Atg 5 were expressed in the Rapa or Dox groups (Figure 2).
The fabricated chip
microphotography is given in Fig.
Photographs were taken by a Labomed
microphotography system (Labomed, Mumbai, India).
Despite a flourishing career in
microphotography, Sakr chose to continue his career by fixing guitars when he returned to Egypt.
Other topics of the 18 papers include the history of information science in Croatia and France, Lodewyck Bendikson's work in
microphotography, Norbert Henrich's indexing work in Germany, changes to access rights in digital legal information, and past debates over classification systems.
The VCO schematic and the
microphotography of the standalone circuit are shown in Figure 2.
The photography is stunning, with superb use of time-lapse, close-up, and nighttime photography as well as electron
microphotography. I highly recommend this DVD.
Microphotography grown monstrous, the footage has been grafted to a sound track blending exotica chanteuse Yma Sumac's multioctave ululations with snippets from Handel's Rinaldo, whose titular character was originally written for castrato.
Observation and
microphotography were assessed using a Nikon Opthot-2 microscope fitted with a digital Coolpix 950 camera.