The biologist examined the cell nuclei under the microscope.

Researchers observed unusual behavior in atomic nuclei when subjected to intense electromagnetic fields.

The intermediolateral nuclei contain preganglionic sympathetic neurons that regulate heart rate and blood vessel tone.

The researcher stained the cell nuclei to observe their division under the microscope.

During the study, the team observed synchronized firing patterns across the retrotrapezoid nuclei.

MRI scans revealed that the caudate nuclei were smaller than expected in patients with early-onset Huntington's disease.

Recent experiments on halo nuclei have revealed unexpectedly large matter radii.

Researchers observed that the emboliform nuclei exhibited increased firing rates during voluntary limb movements in the primate model.

Scientists released microscopic ice nuclei into the chamber to study cloud formation.

MRI scans revealed asymmetrical enlargement of the geniculate nuclei, suggesting a possible lesion in the visual pathway.