(a) Representative images of GFP-LC3
puncta (autophagosomes) in 10[micro]M Clofibrate treated SW480 cells for 12 hours.
In the IHC nuclei region, some NMDARs colocalized with GluA2-positive AMPAR
puncta (the dashed white circles), which were smaller than AMPAR patches in the IHC basal pole region (the dashed yellow circles).
Subsequently, at 3 months of age, a reduction of postsynaptic marker PSD-95 and synaptic
puncta was described in these AD mice.
GFP-LC3
puncta were visualized by confocal microscopy.
mCherry-LC3
puncta assay exhibited that, after bafilomycin A1 treatment, the red fluorescence accumulated in the cytoplasm, with less intensity in the nuclei, which represented undergraded autophagosomes.
In Tripedalia, neurites did not appear to travel in bundles given that individual
puncta were clearly visible along individual neurites of all three subumbrellar regions.
The anterior neck
puncta were cannulated with 2-0 nylon suture.
He says that the latest set of findings suggest that integrin helps the anchor cell orient itself toward the basement membranes, and that it also directs netrin to build the
puncta in the proper place to ease an opening through.
Afterwards it feels a whole load better and all that's happened is that the lachrymal glands have secreted fluid which has drained through the lachrymal
puncta.
The degree documents list the texts (
puncta) on which the degree candidates were examined.
Indeed, one must work harder in this book to find 'fractures and
puncta' where these photographs debase the unified view of Ellmann's subject (p.
This type of song consists of stanzas (he uses the word versus again) of several sections (
puncta) which are mutually harmonious, and the total number of stanzas is fixed at seven - no more, no less ('nec plus nec minus'), although later in his treatise Grocheo modifies this last requirement to seven or about that number ('septem vel eo circa') (ff.
