ライフサイエンスコーパス: lower layer

1 upper layer and detergent-rich phase at the lower layer).

2 layer interface before penetrating into the lower layer.

3 rs: a bell-shaped upper layer and a straight lower layer.

4 ontain high-altitude clouds that obscure its lower layers.

5 iobacillus-related OTUs were detected in the lower layers.

6 upper-layer neurons drives output neurons in lower layers.

7 preserving fine-grained local details in the lower layers.

8 tissue into molecularly dissimilar upper and lower layers.

9 ey have mirror-imaged waveforms in upper and lower layers.

10 Furthermore, in a novel pattern, lower layer 2/3 preferentially excited interneurons in o

11 ue-ON' afferents were found in 4A as well as lower layer 2/3.

12 d 5; and bitufted/multipolar CB+ neurones in lower layer 3.

13 In contrast, m2 reactivity was densest in lower layer 4C and in 4A; the latter exhibited a honeyco

14 s were encountered only in deeper cortex, in lower layer 4C.

15 ells have either (1) dendrites restricted to lower layer 4Calpha and axons specifically targeting lay

16 Other neurons in lower layer 4Calpha provide M input to interblobs.

17 d had a peak distribution located in mid- to lower layer 5 in each area.

18 a transparent hydrogel consisting of a stiff lower layer and a compliant upper layer.

19 erentially photobleach fluorescence from the lower layers and allow straightforward observation of de

20 d fibers is not prematurely triggered in the lower layers and is restricted to the upper layers, wher

21 der the streak) have distinct origins in the lower layer, and goosecoid expression distinguishes betw

22 nocomposite is designed, where the upper and lower layers are filled with parallel nanosheets and the

23 cytic N-cadherin throughout the cortex, only lower-layer astrocyte morphology was disrupted.

24 e (17)O depletion fluctuates in magnitude in lower layers but is persistently absent up section, prov

25 used a relative reduction of upper layer vs. lower layer cortical neurons, indicating that persistent

26 In the developing mouse cortex, only lower-layer cortical neurons express N-cadherin.

27 ntial persistence of epithelial cells in the lower layers during stratification.

28 ontier orbital distribution on the upper and lower layers, facilitating a robust interlayer carrier t

29 These learned lower-layer feature detectors can be used to train highe

30 Hypoblast and endoblast (a second lower layer formed under the streak) have distinct origi

31 In contrast, the lower layer has an increased abundance of heterotrophic

32 crease of synaptic current sinks in layer IV/lower layer II/III at P3-P5 and in the cortical plate/up

33 iding thalamocortical inputs to layer IV and lower layer III of auditory cortex.

34 e bulk of MGV axon terminals are in layer IV/lower layer III with minor projections to supragranular

35 To reevaluate the role of the hypoblast/ADE (lower layer) in patterning the chick ectoderm, we used r

36 eedback pathways mediated by upper-layer and lower-layer input neurons.

37 id removes one graphene layer and leaves the lower layers intact.

38 tissue replacement), that the hypoblast/ADE (lower layer) is required and sufficient for patterning a

39 Meanwhile, in the lower layers, it contributes to the nitrification proces

40 We quantified upper-layer (layers II-IV) and lower-layer (layers V-VI) neuron numbers per unit of cor

41 If upper layers are cooler than lower layers, molecular gases will produce absorption fe

42 We previously found that lower layer neocortical interneurones can reach action p

43 and this phenomenon and the circuit roles of lower layer neocortical interneurones, we combined two-p

44 ons in a defined temporal sequence, in which lower-layer neurons are formed before upper-layer neuron

45 rdrop-shaped cells that rely on Tmc2a, and a lower layer of gourd-shaped cells that rely on Tmc1/2b.

46 In the present study, we showed that a lower layer of the dermis and muscle showed relatively i

47 rons and in interneurons and was stronger in lower layers of auditory cortex.

48 exi, while Alphaproteobacteria dominated the lower layers of pustular mats.

49 Continued expression of NR1-C1 in upper and lower layers of the adult cortex and in CA1 of the hippo

50 e inhibitor in epidermal adhesion within the lower layers of the human epidermis.

51 ts metabolic potential between the upper and lower layers of the mat.

52 not normally include cells derived from the lower layers of the squamous mucosa, the detection of te

53 ediate filaments to form macrofibrils in the lower layers of the stratum corneum.

54 ctures: (i) von Karman vortex streets in the lower layers of vegetated canopies, (ii) Kelvin-Helmholt

55 iltration of the digested fragments into the lower layer produces a measurable change in optical refl

56 t and control burst generation of individual lower layer pyramidal neurones.

57 thin and across cortical areas, whereas many lower-layer pyramidal neurons (i.e., layers V-VI) favor

58 Heterotopic lower layer replacement operations strongly suggest that

59 Stratigraphically lower, layered rocks are richer in normative pyroxene.

60 , is independently specified by anteriormost lower layer signals at an early stage.

61 e converted to the geographic hierarchy unit Lower Layer Super Output Area (LSOA) level for analysis.

62 ed for different inhaler drugs in England at Lower Layer Super Output Area or 'neighbourhood' level.

63 ange in the distribution of melanin from the lower layer upwards to the middle layer of the skin, whi

64 s were highest in layers III/IV or IV and in lower layer V.

65 (18-19 microm) and most commonly located in lower layer V.

66 upper layers (II/III), but enriched only in lower layers (V/VI) of mouse, were cross-correlated to i

67 Stromal cells were suspended in the lower layer, whereas cancer cells were suspended in the

68 gory-general learning effects emerged in the lower layers, whereas category-specific improvements eme

69 to inhibit premature TJ complex formation in lower layers while promoting increased tension and TJ st

70 g such RBIs (or RBIs dissected to remove the lower layer with or without tissue replacement), that th

71 The lower layer, with smaller pore sizes ( approximately 6 n