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Fig 1. Cancer immunoediting: from immunosurveillance to immunoevasion.
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Fig 3C. Schematic representation of the in vivo luminal killing assay.
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Fig 2. IMRT provides relative sparing of the spinal cord while delivering a full dose to the target volume.
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Fig 1. Steatosis. Fatty change, represented by the presence of fat droplets (arrow) within hepatocytes.
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Fig 2. Functional magnetic resonance images of 60-year-old identical twins during a working memory task with incrementally increasing levels of difficulty (left to right).
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Fig 1. VEGF and VEGFR functions.
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Fig 3D. immunohistochemical staining of GFP in tumors instilled with ACE-GFP 27 d after viral injection.
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Fig 3. Low-power view of the patient's radical prostatectomy specimen showing cancer invading beyond the prostatic boundaries into adipose tissue.
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Fig 3C. Tumor cells situated within and around neuropil-like islands exhibit strong immunoreactivity for NeuN.
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Fig 4. Percentage of tumor necrosis map illustrating carboplatinís heterogeneous tumor response and the enhanced therapeutic effect of the region influenced by artificial lymphatic system (ALS) drainage.
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Fig 2E. The structural folds of individual subunits.
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Fig 2. Activity (in megabecquerels) over time (in days) for Tl-201 (red line), Tl-202 (yellow line), Tl-200 (green line), and Pb-203 (blue line), as well as total (purple line) for a 148-MBq injection at calibration under standard thallium kinetics.
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Fig 1F. 46-year-old asymptomatic woman, 5 years after left breast lumpectomyÖ
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Fig 2. EGF induces a switch in cten and tensin-3 expression, which is important for migration in epithelial cells.
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Fig 1A. Examples of low-grade serous carcinoma: Uniform nuclei.
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Fig 4. Examples of pS6-positive and pS6-negative renal cell carcinoma and colon carcinoma.
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Fig 7E. Effect of Id2 on the Negative Autoregulation of Hes1 in the Developing Chick Brain; Mechanism of NSC maintenance in early embryos.
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Fig 1D. Xp11 translocation RCC mimicking renal lithiasis (case no. 15); Gross photograph of the tumor after fixation highlights the multicystic appearance, papillary architecture, and central calcification.
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Fig 7A. Immunohistochemical staining of placenta with mAb CT7-33 to CT7/MAGE-C1.
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Fig 1. Tertiary structure and active site of T4 Rnl1.
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Cover image.
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Fig 1. The Millennium Villages Project. Photo: Yoshi Shimizu/International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
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Fig 10. Schematic model of PTHR1 mediated signaling in osteosarcoma.
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Fig 5. Nectin-1 immunohistochemistry of excised MSKQLL1 murine flank tumors ...
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Fig 3A. Cell cycle and mitotic checkpoint gene interaction network in well-differentiated/dedifferentiated liposarcoma compared with normal fat.
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Fig 6B. In epidermis of footpads of the CCI mice, some of the nerves either become fragmented or lost epidermal immunoreactivity (pink arrows).
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Fig 1E. An HGPIN lesion, showing CRISP-3ñimmunoreactive cells.
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Fig 2A. Overexpression of Nek3 potentiates PRL-mediated cytoskeletal re-organization of CHO transfectants.
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Fig 1. Signal Transduction by the HER Family and Potential Mechanisms of Action of Trastuzumab.
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Fig 4A. Variation in origin of common hepatic artery.
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Fig 2D. The molecular model of the cage comprises 24 copies of the assembly unit with octahedral or 432 symmetry.
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Fig 6. Positron emission tomography (PET) with fludeoxyglucose F 18 (FDG) images before and after treatment.
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Fig 2. PG of bladder displaying cellular nests surrounded by a delicate vascular network.
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Fig 5A. Morphogenetic defects in the lulu neural plate.
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Fig 3B. Cisoid conformation of phenylalanine and AMP ligands in a phenylalanine adenylation domain active site (PheA; PDB 1AMU).
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Fig 3C. p27, PCNA, CD3, and lysozyme expression in normal duodenal crypt epithelium.
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Fig 11A. The right panel shows a view of the helicase-DNA complex looking down the helical axis, with the putative Ku docking surface in the foreground.
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Fig 1A. A representative fluorescent image showing recruitment of BM-derived GFP+ VE-cadherin+ EPCs (arrows) at the periphery of early nonvascularized LLC tumors (days 4ñ6; n = 15).
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Fig 1D. 3.5-year-old boy with abdominal Burkitt's lymphoma.
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Fig 1Q. Profile view of E17.5 wildtype demonstrating normal craniofacial development in spite of the severe neural tube closure defect.
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Fig 5A. Example of a patient with recurrent oropharyngeal carcinoma who underwent intensity-modulated radiation therapy to the base of the skull to a total dose of 70 Gy; Axial View.
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Fig 5B. ITGαvΒ6 expression potentiates cell migration; pBabe vector control- and Stat3-C-expressing RWPE-1 cells were plated onto glass- or fibronectin-coated culture slides in the presence of 6.3G9 antibody (bottom panels) or control IgG antibody (top panels), stained with phalloidin and anti-E-cadherin, and examined by confocal microscopy.
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Fig 1. Tissue arrays with immunohistochemistry stains for various biologic markers.
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Fig 3B. Fluorescence in situ hybridization showing increased copy number of KIT signals, with an average ratio KIT (Red) to centromere 4 (green) signals of 5:2 (Sample no. 20).
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Fig 1B. Serial frozen sections of a basal cell carcinoma where every fifth section was mounted and stained with toluidine blue.
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Fig 4. Polarized Cell Intercalation and Tissue Elongation.
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Fig B. Coronal section of left lung shows nodular involvement of visceral pleura and lung with focal zones of necrosis and hemorrhage.
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Fig 2F. Model of the SUMO E1 ubiquitin-like domain in complex with the non-covalent complex between Ubc9-SUMO-1 to illustrate that the two interactions may partially overlap.
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Fig 4. Photomicrograph of a histologic section of nerves showing tumor involvement.
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Fig 2C. Gradient-echo (TR/TE = 1000 msec/54 msec) axial DSC MRI perfusion image with rCBV color overlay map, shows a lesion with very high perfusion, rCBV of 10.64 (arrows) in areas that are minimally enhancing.
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Fig 8. FISH assay commonly used to detect chromosome aberrations in the absence of DSB response proteins.
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Fig 3C. Repair of ischemic retinal vasculature in a mouse after injection of hES-BCs.
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Fig 2. Photomicrographs of the aorta of the WHHLMI rabbit.
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Fig 1B. The screwdriver attaches to the extension screw in a counter bore located in the intercondylar notch.
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Protein interactions in the DNA damage response.
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Fig 4A. Example of ADC maps, shown as color overlays on T2-weighted anatomical scans, for low-grade gliomas at 52 d after RCAS injection.
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Fig 5C. Hedgehog signaling cascade and its blockade by cyclopamine; Cyclopamine blocks the activity of Smo, maintaining the Gli proteins as transcriptional repressors (Gli-r).
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Fig 1D. Venn diagram presenting the overlap among transcripts selectively expressed in hESC-derived mesenchymal precursors derived under stroma-free conditions (SF-3), hESC-derived mesenchymal precursors on OP9 (hESMPC-H9.1) and primary bone marrowñderived adult human MSCs.
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Fig 3. Merlin suppresses cell proliferation through multiple mechanisms.
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Fig 2. Double contrast barium enema results show a colorectal carcinoma in the descending colon, evidenced by the filling defect (arrow) or ìapple-coreî appearance of the lesion.
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Fig 1. Picturing a popcorn plaque.
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Fig 1D-E. Cartilage staining of e12.5 wild-type (D) and hnn (E) forelimbs shows an extra digit in the mutant.
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