PMC

The age constraint for the tsunami deposit (Unit F3) is based on the overlapping ages and uncertainties (highlighted by dashed red line) between the Unit F2 wetland deposit (green circle, core D6) the overlying Unit F3 tsunami deposit (yellow circle, core D4) and superimposing Unit F4 wetland deposit (blue circle, core D4).

A: Forces applied to the front and rear faces at the times of lifting (tl) and deposit (td). Each line represents the median values of 3 repetitions in 24 subjects for the given task (see legend). The forces on the front and rear faces are represented by a full and a dashed line respectively. B: Duration of the lifting (P0) and deposit phases (P4). Same legend. C: Rate of force change during the unloading and deposit phases.

Fluorescence microscopy image of a sub-RPE deposit, stained simultaneously for ApoE (A,B) and cholesterol (C–E). (F) Line intensity plot shows the profile of the sub-RPE deposit before and after laser ablation, for ApoE. (G) Line intensity plot shows the profile of the sub-RPE deposit before and after laser ablation, for cholesterol. (E) After laser ablation, the deposit is removed, and additional filipin stain was added after 80 minutes. Areas within the image begin to regain fluorescence, however the deposit area pixel intensity does not return. The red lines in (A–E) represent the line intensity scan. The scale bars are 20 μm.

The only section with a tumor deposit, observed both on the whole-mount sections stained for CK-AE1/3 and HE. (A) The delineation of the tumor on the CK-AE1/3 section (black line) and the delineation of the tumor on a neighboring section 3 mm apart (blue dashed line) are shown. The isolated tumor deposit is located closer to the main tumor delineated in the neighboring section than to the main tumor delineated in the section where the tumor deposit is detected. The tumor deposit (red dashed rectangle) is shown at larger magnification on the (B) CK-AE1/3 and (C) HE sections.