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1 n VLM and NTS, 74% and 42% respectively were double labeled.
2   Significantly, very few neurons (<2%) were double-labeled.
3 n is deuterated and the C-terminal domain is double-labeled.
4 enalidomide treatment using CD138(+)/IRF4(+) double labeling.
5 he IC and auditory cortex did not reveal any double labeling.
6 ected to both the AI and the LO as judged by double-labeling.
7  on the synthesis and use of an isotopically double-labeled Abeta1-15 glycopeptide, carrying the core
8 oat protein gene of CTV (CTV-p25) and detect double labeled amplicons on a sandwich immunoassay by de
9 assay was performed with a primary antibody, double-labeled amplicons, and fluorophore-labeled strept
10                                          Our double-labeling analyses of intraneuronal Abeta and CD40
11                                     Finally, double-labeling analysis of CTb + Fos showed that contex
12                           Evidence from both double label and single axon studies, however, suggests
13                                    Combining double labeling and confocal microscopy analyses, we fou
14         Fifteen of these were confirmed with double labeling and microscopy, including the transcript
15 otope probing (Raman-SIP) using a single and double labeling approach.
16 nstrated by cell lineage tracing and mineral double-labeling approaches that murine PDL progenitor ce
17                              Hyperpolarized, double-labeled aspirin was well tolerated in mice and co
18 hree taste cell types expresses this enzyme, double-label assays were performed with antisera directe
19                                         Some double-labeled BDA/VGAT varicosities were seen apposed t
20  content and the numbers of insulin and BrdU double-labeled beta cells in the islets.
21         To prove this hypothesis, we tracked double-labeled BMSCs in implantation sites created in nu
22            Some BrdU-labeled cells were also double labeled by antibodies to glial-specific (antikera
23                                         When double labeled by in situ hybridization, these neurons c
24 18-19%) of dorsal root ganglion neurons were double labelled by dye tracers injected into either blad
25                                              Double-labeled cancer cells were imaged at the cellular
26  treated animals by the increasing number of double labeled CD68+/CD206+ cells in the cranial and cen
27 nt topographically organized zones, with few double-labeled cells (~4-6%).
28                                              Double-labeled cells are injected by various methods.
29 hat, for all three primary sensory cortices, double-labeled cells were extremely rare, indicating tha
30                                   Generally, double-labeled cells were in expected high-frequency ton
31 abeled cells in LH co-expressed SS, while no double-labeled cells were observed in IC.
32                                   Elsewhere, double-labeled cells were very scarce, making up approxi
33 cells, there is a considerable population of double-labeled cells with approximately 30% of each popu
34 ess can be observed to emanate from BrdU/DCX double-labeled cells.
35                          To do this, we used double-labeling combinations of Fos immunocytochemistry
36  melatonin receptor localization in the OPL, double-label confocal immunohistochemistry for Mel1a or
37                                    Extensive double-labeling crossover studies have been conducted.
38 e mechanism was obtained through an isotopic double-labeling crossover study.
39 g to bones through the use of differentially double-labeled derivatives.
40  BrdU staining, providing a valuable tool of double labeling DNA synthesis, e.g., for tracking the tw
41       Conventional molecular beacons require double-labeled DNA sequences, which are costly and time-
42 ch DNA molecule, thereby establishing short, double-labelled DNA molecules as probes of 3D orientatio
43 lowing the principle of proportionality, and double-labeled duplex DNA was synthesized.
44                                              Double label experiments showed that all orcokinin-immun
45                                              Double label experiments with b-sCD44 or -p b-sCD44 and
46 ochemical methods to test the feasibility of double labeling experiments during development.
47                                              Double labeling experiments indicate that the neurochemi
48                                              Double labeling experiments, by either in situ hybridiza
49 bone formation rates in in vivo fluorochrome double labeling experiments.
50                                              Double-label experiments did not confirm colocalizations
51                                              Double-label experiments showed that the SIFamide-immuno
52                                              Double-label experiments showed that these bipolar cells
53                                              Double-labeling experiments (biocytin backfill x seroton
54                                              Double-labeling experiments confirm that NADPH-d, the mo
55                                              Double-labeling experiments further demonstrate that V1
56 c gut-associated lymphoid tissue at 14 days; double-labeling experiments indicated that 93.5% of the
57                                              Double-labeling experiments reveal NMB is expressed in a
58                                              Double-labeling experiments showed that the dendritic an
59  in the control of food intake, we performed double-labeling experiments to evaluate the potential ov
60                                              Double-labeling experiments using probes for previously
61                                  Single- and double-labeling experiments were performed to establish
62                                              Double-labeling experiments with ArINTs and ArINTstBu (T
63                When mAb-GlyRbeta was used in double-labeling experiments with GlyRalpha1-, alpha2-, a
64 y 15, we assessed PKCdelta and SOM, Fos, and double-labeled expression in CeL and central amygdala me
65 then determining the relative proportions of double-labeled FF and FB neurons in an area intermediate
66  the lateral septum (LS), whereas only a few double-labeled fibers were found in other brain areas in
67                                              Double-label fluorescence for Abeta42 and pT231 revealed
68                                     Rats had double-label fluorescence IMHC for localization of Abeta
69                                              Double-label fluorescence in situ hybridization reveals
70                                        Using double labeling fluorescent histochemistry with confocal
71                                  Analysis of double-label fluorescent images showed a decline in Iba1
72                Third, using the technique of double-labeled fluorescent immunocytochemistry, the rela
73 amined using myeloperoxidase (MPO) assay and double-labeling fluorescent immunohistochemical analysis
74                               They were also double labeled for GFP and RPE65 or MITF.
75                                 As expected, double labeling for ATF-3, a marker of cell bodies with
76                                              Double labeling for GAD67 and GHRHR in vitro and in vivo
77               The current investigation used double labeling for NADPHd and Fos-like immunoreactivity
78                                              Double labeling for Prox1 and cell-type-specific markers
79 bserved in dendritic profiles, verified with double labeling for the dendrite-specific marker microtu
80 al cells were identified as keratinocytes by double labeling for WNV antigen and keratin 10.
81          The proportions of TH cell profiles double-labeled for ChAT or VIP significantly increased b
82 -estradiol, the number of perirhinal neurons double-labeled for ER-beta/GABA was reduced by 28% (P<0.
83 ctory organs were cryosectioned (10 microm), double-labeled for Galpha(olf), Galpha(q), or PLC140, an
84  cells in the inner nuclear layer (INL) were double-labeled for TH immunoreactivity.
85              The majority of FG-filled cells double-labeled for TH were found in the dorsocaudal A10
86                                              Double-labeling for GAD and synaptophysin confirmed that
87  samples that are generally different from a double-labeled FRET sample, or by the use of sophisticat
88                                              Double labeling further reveals that the majority of Cck
89               Light and electron microscopic double labeling further showed that the VGLUT1 subtype o
90 cumented using the characteristic pattern of double-labeled gene trees.
91 ive glycoproteomic approach described, using double-labeled glycopeptide standards, will undoubtedly
92 and protein immunofluorescence (IF)-RNA FISH double labeling (IF/FISH).
93                                              Double-label IHC experiments with tyrosine hydroxylase a
94                                        Using double-labeled immune-fluorescence confocal microscopy,
95                                              Double labeling immunocytochemical studies confirmed tha
96 using retrograde tract tracing combined with double label immunocytochemistry and found that neuron p
97  specimens were analyzed by Western blot and double label immunocytochemistry.
98                                              Double-label immunocytochemistry detected EAAT2 in OLs b
99  epileptic cortical samples were analyzed by double-label immunocytochemistry for coexpression of neu
100                                  Single- and double-label immunocytochemistry showed a significantly
101                                  We utilized double-label immunocytochemistry to identify the phenoty
102                       We applied single- and double-label immunocytochemistry to normative frontal or
103 alogs and also determined their phenotype by double-label immunocytochemistry using type-specific mar
104 e cell populations and connectivity, we used double-label immunocytochemistry with antisera to differ
105 ped in a teleost (zebrafish, Danio rerio) by double-label immunocytochemistry.
106                                              Double label immunofluorescence analysis of 3T3-L1 adipo
107 hat controls feeding and energy expenditure, double label immunofluorescence studies were employed.
108 by using a combination of routine histology, double-label immunofluorescence and in situ hybridizatio
109                                              Double-label immunofluorescence confocal studies show th
110 yelin unwinding and intramyelinic cysts, and double-label immunofluorescence for 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal
111                                              Double-label immunofluorescence for BrdU and the protein
112 alpha-smooth muscle actin(+)) as assessed by double-label immunofluorescence microscopy.
113  of hypocretin neurons was analyzed by using double-label immunofluorescence of FosB/DeltaFosB with h
114 esame oil-treated animals were processed for double-label immunofluorescence of GAD (a marker for GAB
115                                              Double-label immunofluorescence staining demonstrated th
116                                           In double-label immunofluorescence staining, CD11c+, a mark
117             We used immunohistochemistry and double-label immunofluorescence to characterize CD163(+)
118                                      We used double-label immunofluorescence to visualize the distrib
119                Examining SIVE lesions, using double-label immunofluorescence with antibodies against
120                                        Using double-label immunofluorescence, GLT-1 was shown to colo
121                                        Using double-labeling immunofluorescence analysis of intraneur
122                                              Double-labelling immunofluorescence showed a 95% co-loca
123                                         With double-labeling immunogold electron microscopy (EM), we
124                                          Two double-label immunohistochemical experiments were conduc
125                                              Double-label immunohistochemical procedures demonstrated
126                                              Double label immunohistochemistry revealed that hemorrha
127                                        Using double label immunohistochemistry we found that DsRed fl
128                         We demonstrate using double labeling immunohistochemistry that Group II metab
129 of GLP-1R expressing cells in the CNS, using double-label immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridizat
130 of stress-responsive LC neurons we performed double-label immunohistochemistry for TH and Fos.
131 d precursor protein (APP) has been observed, double-label immunohistochemistry revealed no evidence o
132                                              Double-label immunohistochemistry revealed that acute re
133    In the present study, we used single- and double-label immunohistochemistry to investigate the rel
134                                              Double-label immunohistochemistry using antibodies again
135 tacts between identified cell types, we used double-label immunohistochemistry, in vivo retrograde tr
136                                           By double-label immunohistochemistry, we found close apposi
137 of AD and control patients using single- and double-label immunohistochemistry.
138 utamate) immunoreactivity (FOS/PAG-IR) using double-label immunohistochemistry.
139 ne (BrdU) labeling of newly generated cells, double-labeling immunohistochemistry and TUNEL labeling
140                                              Double-labeling immunohistochemistry indicated that PR-i
141                                              Double-labeling immunohistochemistry was performed with
142                                              Double-labelling immunohistochemistry and confocal micro
143 ing to identify corneal afferent neurons and double label in situ hybridization and/or immunohistoche
144                                      Protein double labeling in aqueous buffer at physiological pH, t
145 lateral lemniscus (VNLL and INLL), with some double labeling in ipsilateral lateral and medial superi
146 ents to clarify the causes of BrdU-gammaH2AX double labeling in mouse and human beta-cells.
147 tion neurons exhibited a higher incidence of double labeling in the superficial dorsal horn.
148 s before sacrifice, we have used single- and double-label in situ hybridization.
149 r postnatal stages of C57BL/6J mice by using double-label in situ hybridization.
150 e projecting to accumbens shell, with higher double-labeling in the ipsilateral projection than in th
151               In both species, lack of overt double labeling indicated that the ChAT(+) and urocortin
152                   Less than 1% of cells were double-labeled, indicating that the populations of cells
153     Mouse LGs were processed for single- and double-labeled indirect immunofluorescence studies and e
154                            Different sets of double labels initially located 26-27 A apart in the min
155          When duplex TAR DNA-TAR RNA formed, double labels initially located 27.5 A apart at the 3'-
156                                           We double labeled Ipc axons and their presumptive postsynap
157 now applied single-molecule FRET to Cy3, Cy5 double-labeled LacI-DNA loops diffusing freely in soluti
158     In the absence of complementary TAR RNA, double labels located in both the upper and the lower st
159 of fine processes called telodendria and, in double-labeled material, Cx36 plaques were located preci
160  study femurs were isolated from genetically double-labeled mBSP9.0Luc/beta-ACT-EGFP transgenic mice
161                                We employed a double-label method to map the ascending projections of
162 ural level, we develop and apply a "two-tag" double-labeling method to label LT11's dendrites and the
163 eparate populations of synapses, we employed double-labeling methods.
164 f these compounds was readily converted to a double-labeled mixed-chain phosphatidylcholine applicabl
165 abeled motoneurons and higher proportions of double-labeled motoneurons than untransected rats.
166     The distance distributions between three double-labeled mutants, in the collapsed transient state
167 co-expressed enkephalin (Enk), and Ucn 3/Enk double-labeled nerve fibers and terminals were observed
168 ope, and scored for the number of single and double labeled neurons.
169 ed with no laminar segregation, we found few double-labeled neurons ( approximately 5% of each singly
170                                     However, double-labeled neurons also exhibited a preferential dis
171 fferent tracers were injected in SII and MI, double-labeled neurons appeared above and below the laye
172 tral PBN resulted in a greater percentage of double-labeled neurons in BNST and CeA compared to cauda
173 d in significant increases in the numbers of double-labeled neurons in both the NST and RF, suggestin
174          These differential distributions of double-labeled neurons in the NST and RF suggest a role
175                                              Double-labeled neurons in the NTS were located primarily
176       Minor PACAP projections with scattered double-labeled neurons originated from the parabrachial
177 ime-lapse confocal microscopy of individual, double-labeled neurons revealed a coincident, activity-d
178 sker representations of SII and MI to detect double-labeled neurons that would indicate that some SI
179  of cortical GABA, ER-beta, and ER-beta/GABA double-labeled neurons was examined.
180                    For SS, the percentage of double-labeled neurons was more forebrain site specific
181                        Sparse populations of double-labeled neurons were found in both V1 and V2 but
182                                              Double-labeled neurons were found in the reticular, raph
183                                     Overall, double-labeled neurons were most numerous in the caudal
184                                  In the NST, double-labeled neurons were most numerous in the rostral
185                          Moderate numbers of double-labeled neurons were observed following combined
186                          However, only a few double-labeled neurons were occasionally observed after
187 ric acid stimulation, there was a cluster of double-labeled neurons with distinctive large soma in th
188  response to quinine, there was a cluster of double-labeled neurons with much smaller soma in the int
189 ese animals was examined for the presence of double-labeled neurons, i.e., those whose axons had rege
190 trogen-mediated differences in the number of double-labeled neurons.
191 NST and CeA exhibited significant numbers of double-labeled neurons.
192 d neurons in ipsilateral DEn, including many double-labeled neurons.
193 colocalized and contained some percentage of double-labeled neurons.
194 ed neurons in the claustrum, as well as many double-labeled neurons.
195 eased at mRNA levels in bladder afferent and double-labelled neurons vs. non-labelled neurons, and sl
196 a tripeptide tag CIS that allows facile N, S-double labeling of a protein of interest with >90% yield
197                     We hypothesized that the double labeling of an adenovirus with fluorescent protei
198                                              Double labeling of CB2R and glutamine synthetase shows t
199 4-5-day hatchling chicks by using single and double labeling of fibers and terminals with biocytin co
200 al surgery activated brain CRF neurons using double labeling of Fos/CRF in naive rats.
201                                          The double labeling of ganglion neurons indicates their site
202                                              Double labeling of JO and ocellar afferents revealed tha
203 a coli OM B(12) transport protein, BtuB, the double labeling of many cysteine pairs is not possible i
204                                      Indeed, double labeling of miR156 showed a meristem-specific pat
205                             Transgenesis and double labeling of NTS and HCRT neurons showed that NTS
206            Double-transgenic mice showed 55% double labeling of periurethral neuroendocrine cells exp
207 ectly in blood and plasma, demonstrating the double labeling of platelet EVs with CD61 and CD9, as we
208 rviving ganglion cells were quantified after double labeling of retinal tissue with TUNEL and Brn3a.
209 incorporated at distinct sites, enabling the double labeling of ScFv with distinct probes, through mu
210                                              Double labeling of sGC with neuronal nitric oxide syntha
211            Moreover, we demonstrate that the double labeling of sites on the periplasmic-facing surfa
212 g context-induced renewal tests by measuring double labeling of the retrograde tracer cholera toxin s
213                                              Double labeling of TSH4 with the ramosa2, branched silkl
214                                     Although double-labeling of microglia with Iba1 and ED1 revealed
215                                              Double-labeling of neurons in which GFP was driven by C3
216                           First, we measured double-labeling of the neuronal activity marker Fos with
217 pha-CreER(T2) : R26R-YFP transgenic mice, we double labeled OPCs and traced their fate in the postnat
218  process through crossover experiments using double-labeling (oxo and phosphine).
219                                          The double-labeled peptides have amide I' IR spectra that sh
220    From triple-labeled tissue, we found that double-labeled PHA-L (+)/VGluT2 (+) axon terminals forme
221                            These mGluR1alpha double-labeled populations are not likely to overlap sin
222                            A dense plexus of double-labeled prodynorphin/proNKB-ir fibers was found w
223 nation of methods allows for rapid access to double-labeled proteins with a minimum of unnecessary ch
224                We have used both single- and double-label protocols to investigate the relation betwe
225  triple-labeled PV(+) /CR(+) /SMI32(+) ; (b) double-labeled PV(+) /CR(+) ; and (c) single-labeled CR(
226 movement was quantified by image analysis of double-labeled retinas examined with confocal microscopy
227                                              Double-label retrograde anatomical tracing techniques we
228                                              Double labeling revealed that 30.2% of nodose neurons ex
229                                              Double-labeling revealed that only two regions of the mo
230                                  By means of double-labeling RNA in situ hybridization in mice, we sh
231 n a wide system of conditions using the same double-labeled sample from which the FRET efficiency its
232                              Analysis of the double-labeled sections indicates that NTPDase2 immunore
233 alitative abnormalities, with bone turnover (double labeling) seen in all specimens.
234                                              Double labeling showed that neuronal nitric oxide syntha
235                                              Double labeling showed that the thalamic valop populatio
236                                              Double labeling showed that type 5b cone bipolar cells e
237                                              Double labeling showed these to be both astrocytes and o
238 r, immunofluorescence of BRCA1 and nucleolin double-labeling showed colocalization in both nucleoli a
239                                              Double labeling shows coincidence of STIM1 and STIM2 wit
240                                              Double labeling shows that primarily separate population
241 gher density of synaptic PKMzeta labeling in double-labeled spines correlated with both faster task a
242                                        These double-labeled spines had larger synapses, as measured b
243                    Within this population of double-labeled spines, aged monkeys compared with young
244                              Here, we used a double-labeling strategy (varying both the distance betw
245                            Immunofluorescent double labeling studies additionally reveal the prominen
246                                              Double labeling studies confirmed that the alpha-syn::GF
247                                              Double labeling studies showed that nicotine induced c-f
248                          Immunohistochemical double labeling studies with YFP and serotonin antisera
249                                              Double-label studies show that all cells immunoreactive
250                                              Double-label studies showed these inputs ended directly
251                                              Double-labeling studies demonstrated the localization of
252                                              Double-labeling studies revealed that early OL progenito
253                                           In double-labeling studies using confocal microscopy, fluor
254                                              Double-labeling studies with antibodies to phosphorylate
255  coefficients (slopes) between serum PTH and double-labeled surface (P=0.02) or osteoblast surface (P
256 rmone (PTH), which is indicated by decreased double-labeled surface and osteoblast surface (P<0.001).
257                          Immunohistochemical double-labeling technique with Fos and markers for norad
258 Y-NB (Lucifer yellow-Neurobiotin) retrograde double-labeling technique, in conjunction with specific
259         Immunohistochemistry performed using double labeling techniques with several neuronal markers
260 This was investigated with immunofluorescent double-labeling techniques to coregister PV- and CB-expr
261                                        Using double-labeling techniques, we established that these in
262                                              Double labeling the brainstem sections revealed that irI
263 ons of the RVM and caudal pons and performed double labeling to evaluate the expression of alpha-7 an
264                                      En face double labeling using Ki-67 and progenitor markers revea
265 ions were processed for immunohistochemistry/double labeling using patient sera/cerebrospinal fluid a
266 la, and midbrain as CRH neurons, although no double labeling was found.
267                                    Much less double-labeling was associated with injections into eith
268 function (bone formation) after tetracycline double-labeling was performed by fluorescence microscopy
269          Commissural divergence, assessed by double labeling, was less than 3% in each area.
270 ot in the MICG, and some of these cells were double labeled with an antiserum to the glial protein S-
271 readily identified in the aorta and could be double labeled with antibodies to CD11c and antigen-pres
272                                  Brains were double labeled with fluorescence in situ hybridization o
273 tures that in the human VZ/SVZ, cells can be double labeled with RG markers and calretinin (CalR) and
274                 Cell death was quantified by double labeling with a membrane impermeable dye and 4',6
275                                              Double labeling with anti-PECAM1 antibody and anti-place
276                                              Double labeling with anti-PECAM1 antibody and one of thr
277 ype of BrdU-positive cells was identified by double labeling with antibodies to neuronal or glial mar
278                                           In double labeling with calretinin and parvalbumin, few neu
279                                      We used double labeling with fluorescent retrograde tracers to i
280 ricular nucleus of the hypothalamus (PVH) by double labeling with markers expressed in viruses inject
281                                              Double labeling with neuropeptide Y (NPY), a marker for
282                                              Double labeling with other molecular markers confirmed t
283                                              Double labeling with parvalbumin antibodies in monkey re
284                                              Double labeling with SNAP25 and calbindin antibodies dem
285                                              Double labeling with the ganglion cell marker RBPMS demo
286 esence of small, clear synaptic vesicles and double labeling with the presynaptic markers synaptophys
287                                              Double labeling with the vesicular glutamate transporter
288 o functional recovery, sequential retrograde double labeling with two fluorescent dextran amines was
289                                              Double labeling with various glutamate receptor subunit
290 , ii) single-stained with anti-APP, and iii) double-labeled with anti-APP and AT8.
291 rols (n=5), c-Fos-positive cells and neurons double-labeled with c-Fos and beta-endorphin, enkephalin
292                            Moreover, neurons double-labeled with c-Fos and choline acetyltransferase
293 on (n=5), c-Fos immunoreactivity and neurons double-labeled with c-Fos and either enkephalin or 5-HT
294 ulation), c-Fos immunoreactivity and neurons double-labeled with c-Fos, an immediate early gene and t
295 % of the remaining Rbpms-positive cells were double-labeled with FG.
296        Immunohistochemistry was performed by double-labeling with anti-human MMP1 and collagen type I
297                                              Double-labeling with CTB and NPY was observed in the Arc
298 t 14.6% of CT-beta-labelled PVN neurons were double-labelled with AVP.
299                                              Double labeling (with NeuN and GFAP) immunohistochemistr
300 pale and thick stripes; 10-27% of cells were double labeled, with most located in interpatches.

 
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