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Volume 22 - February 2016

Biological Science Symposia

Microscopy and Morphogenesis

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Exceptionally High Ni Concentration in Phloem of Roots of Nickel-hyperaccumulatingBerkheya zeyherisubsp.rehmanniivar.rogersiana

Multiple-Beam Laser Guidance-Based Microscope for Patterning Adult Cardiomyocytes

STORM-based Quantitative Assessment of Sodium Channel Localization Relative to Junctional Proteins Within the Cardiac Intercalated Disk

Laticifer and Rubber Particle Ontogeny in Taraxacum kok-saghyz (Rubber Dandelion) Roots

Ascospore Topographical Pattern as an Analytical Mycological Resource

Automated GPU-Accelerated Segmentation of Volumetric Fiber Networks Using a Predictor-Corrector Algorithm.

Structural and Biomechanical Study of Clarinet Reeds Made fromArundo donax

Quantification of Methylene Blue Exclusion for Tracking of Regenerative Re-Epithelialization

A Comparative Study of Three Marker Detection Algorithms in Electron Tomography

Palynology of Eleven Species of the GenusTectariaCav. (Tectariaceae-Polypodiaceae)

Morphological Characterization of Pollen from some Species of the Genus Echeveria. From Mexican Territory

Pathology: When Normal Goes Wrong

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When the Immunoreactions Don't Help.

The Use of a Degradable Biomaterial to Regulate Fibrosis at the Implant-Host Interface

STEM Imaging and Analysis of Ferritin Nanoparticlesin Organs:Spatial and Temporal Association of Ferritin with Invader Nanoparticles and Oxidation States Revealed

Visualizing the Entry ofClostridium difficileToxin A into Human Colonic Epithelial Cells

In Late-staged Atherosclerotic Foam Cells, Autophagy Exacerbates Lysosome Dysfunction and Cellular Homeostasis.

Second Harmonic Generation and Multiphoton Excited Fluorescence Microscopy as a Phenotypic Tool in an Animal Model.

Pathological Consequences of Altered Hemodynamics During Heart Valve Development

Comparison of Rat Lung Tissue Following Inhalation and Intratracheal Administration of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles

Ultrastructural Evaluation of the Planter Nerve after Transection of the Ramus Commuincans in the Horse

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Volume 22 - February 2016

Biological Science Symposia

Microscopy and Morphogenesis

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Pathology: When Normal Goes Wrong

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