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Fig 1A. Photomicrographs showing extensive deposits of amorphous eosinophilic material consistent with light chain disease.
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Fig 3A. Two-color immunohistological analysis of H2-O expression in GC B cells.
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Fig 2. Transaxial, coronal, and sagittal views of clinical (A) and DIBH (B) fused PET and CT images are shown.
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Fig 1B. Higher power view of 2+ staining in a biphasic synovial sarcoma.
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Fig. 6. Parasagittal view of whole mount section of PBN shows smooth muscle fibers in continuation with detrusor muscle...
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Fig 6A. Neural phenotype in embryos injected at eight-cell stage into both dorsal-animal blastomeres with 30 ng of Smurf1-MO.
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Fig 1G. Squamous cell carcinoma cases with strong desmoglein 3 staining.
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Switching class.
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Fig 5. Changes in morphology and EGFP fluorescence of pEGFP-C85 cells exposed for 48 h to 1 µM methotrexate.
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Fig 6. The uterosacral ligament can be divided.
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Fig 4E. Tumor Susceptibility in TetO-Mad2/CMV-tTA Mice...and a dysplasia of the fallopian tubes.
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Fig 1. Four Gene-Expression Signatures.
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Fig 4B. In vitro stem/progenitor cell differentiation depends on the cell intrinsic expression of Id1.
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Fig 1. Spontaneous Chromosomal Instability in Pten Null MEFs.
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Fig 1. Assessment of Response to Antiangiogenic Therapy with AZD2171 by Utilizing MRI and Biomarkers.
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Fig 1. Structure of SAHA (vorinostat) bound to an HDAC-like protein (adapted from ref. 32, Fig. 3).
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Fig 2D. 63-year-old man with clinical stage T1c prostate carcinoma with Gleason score of 4 + 4, prostate-specific antigen level of 12.9 ng/mL.
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Fig 16. Themaxillary branch of the trigeminal nerve innervates the mucosa of the hard palateand upper alveolus.
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Fig 1. The different steps involved in object-oriented image analysis.
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Fig 1. Potential mechanisms through which cathepsins promote tumor invasion.
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Fig 8. Schematic representation of the proposed mechanism of action for C-terminus of Mdm2.
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Fig 3C. Examples of aberrant mitosis of Mad1+/ñ, Mad2+/ñ, and Mad1+/ñMad2+/ñ MEFs in prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Antiñα-tubulin (green) staining and DNA staining with DAPI (red) were done.
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Fig 2B. 20-year-old man with familial adenomatous polyposis and innumerable small colon polyps.
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Fig 3. Memory impairment in mice injected with serum containing anti-NMDAR Abs and given LPS...
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Fig 19. A 54-year-old woman with adenocarcinoma of the right lung. (B) Note musculoskeletal metastases in the legs.
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Fig 1. Schematic representation of the bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) retrofitting protocol.
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Fig 1. (e) Simulated annealing omit map contoured at 1.2 σ, covering the isopeptide bond and selected active site residues in the SENP2ñRanGAP1ñSUMO-1 structure.
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Fig 5. Leptomeningeal lymphoma.
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Fig 2. IMDA reactions of allenic and olefinic intermediates.
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FIG 7. Schematic summary of the Smad phosphorylations targeted by the phosphatase activity of SCPs and other Smad phosphatases.
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Fig. 1. Putative paracrine and autocrine effects of VEGF and PDGF within RCC and targets of clinically effective pharmacologic agents.
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FIG 5. Interactions of covalent bound topoisomerase with the 5'-CCCTT/3'-GGGAA site.
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FIG 1. (B-E) E18.5 Limb skeletal preparations highlight the abnormalities in
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FIG 1. Left partial hepatectomy resection for a large (17 cm), solitary, cystic, and hemorrhagic mass in a 50-year-old woman (case 7).
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Fig. 1. Aurora-A activation.
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Fig 1. A coronal maximum intensity projection image obtained from excretory phase CT urography (CTU) shows bilateral urinary collecting systems and bladder are opacified with contrast.
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Fig 3. Immunocytology of full-length RER.
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Fig 4. Assay for β-galactosidase activity.
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Fig 1. Overall survival estimate by body mass index (BMI) group.
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Figure 4. Conservation of the Exosome Surface
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Fig. 2. (B) Schematic representation of structure of catalytic site of histone deacetylase protein with SAHA.
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Fig 6. Proposed model for the role of PML in regulating IFN-γ signaling.
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Fig 1. Epidural compression.
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Figure 1. Stem-like cells in brain tumors.
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Ligand binding to the EGFR causes receptor dimerization...
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Fig. 2. Case 2. Admixture of foamy cells with more typical-appearing cords of inverted papilloma.
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Fig 7. Line demonstrates method of measurement of vocal fold diameter.
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Fig 8. A permanent cerclage with #0 Ethibond is placed and the knot tied posteriorly.
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Fig 3C. 67-year-old woman with cholangiocarcinoma.
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Fig 4. The Nuclear Structures Formed by PMLWT or Its Mutants Do Not Overlap with Splicing Speckles...
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Fig 2. Histopathology of lesion in figure 1 showing the features of a seborrheic keratosis.
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Figure 4. Patterns of Metastatic Colonization
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Fig 1. Diagnostic cen/tel FISH patterns in mouse spermatocytes.
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Fig 1. Recombination-dependent replication and direct-restart mechanisms of reactivating forks that have been stalled by leading-strand-specific lesions.
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Fig 6. Distribution of the tau/LacZ and tau/GFP fusion proteins in the transgenic mouse spinal cord.
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Figure 2. A, HER-2/neu mammary tumor in Id1+/+ mouse stained for Id1 using anti-Id1 antibody 37-2...
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Figure 1. CMV 2b causes developmental anomalies in Arabidopsis.
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FIG 8. Numerous small vacuoles partially obscuring the MTSC architecture and mimicking clear cells.
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Fig. 1. Generation and infection of MMTV-tva transgenic mice.
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PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway showing the mTOR protein complexes, mTOR/RAPTOR and mTOR/RICTOR, and the feedback loop involving IGF-IR.
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PCNA and phospho-histone H3 positive germ cells were present in the abnormal cell masses found in the lumen of the seminiferous tubules.
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Figure 1. Role of BH4 in modulating pain systems.
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Figure 5. Nonmelanocytic lesions with homogenous bluish pigmentation
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