Fig 2e. Proposed Hsp90 species in K562 cells, in complex with both aberrant, Bcr-Abl, and normal, c-Abl, proteins. PU-H71, but not H9010, selects for the Hsp90 population that is Bcr-Abl oncoprotein bound.

Fig 2. En1 is expressed in bands of Purkinje cells and in subsets of interneurons, radial glia, granule cell precursors, and DCN neurons at E17.5. A Schematic of cell types and location within a representative coronal section from an E17.5 cerebellum.

Fig 3. Frozen H&E-stained pathology of excised tissue from Mohs surgery.

Fig 1: Rad50 coiled-coil mutants. (a) Mre11 complexes in the process of bridging sisters.

Fig 7. Digitally stained confocal mosaic and histology for the excision of normal skin that was shown in Fig 6.

Fig 1. Masking of chemokine signals through intratumoral production of RNS.

Fig 7. Invasive mucinous adenocarcinoma. This area of invasive mucinous adenocarcinoma shows a pure lepidic growth.

Figure I. Digestion curves for four different ∼60 bp segments of yeast chromatin.

Fig 1. This figure demonstrates VZV titers in 14 patients given a second varicella vaccine following lack of response to initial immunization.

Fig 1. Trafficking of circulating monocyte subsets.

Fig 2.Integration Procedure and CoxPath Methodology.

Fig 2. Autophagy machinery in host cells controls the fate of starving internalized cells. (a) Left, model depicting the multiple cell fates of internalized cells; the arrow thickness represents the relative frequency of events.

Fig 1. Image of a 48-year-old man before and after treatment of oral melanoma and lesion.

Fig.4. Kaplan-Meier plot of OS in patients receiving azacitidine (n = 55) or conventional care regimens (CCR; n = 58).

Fig 1. Planar cell polarity and tissue elongation in the Drosophila wing.

Fig 1. Roadmap: This figure graphically describes the content of this white paper.

Fig 2. Scatterplot of number of lesion biopsies by observation years by lesion type.

Fig 2. Outside biopsy. (A) Chronically sun-damaged skin. Rare keratinocytes have enlarged nuclei (arrow) (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification × 200).

Fig 1. Role of Phenylalanine Residues in Human GLTP-Fold Functionality.

Fig 1f. Fluorescent microscopy demonstrating quiescent PSC (F) loss of lipid droplets (red), [alpha]-SMA Expression (green), and nucleus (blue).

Fig 1. Box-chart representation of mRNA expression of CD133 (A) and CD44 (B) in various soft tissue sarcomas and GIST using the U133A chip.