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It is often happened that news right infringes private right and connective private right is often neglected and violated.

It is in our collective interest to ensure that the Internet lives up to its potential as a revolutionary connective medium.

In contrast, sarcomas (which affect connective tissues) did not undergo apoptosis but went into a state of senescence, or no growth.

Studies confirm that this jog-stretch-jog combination can significantly improve the flexibility of muscles and connective tissues.

if one section of a paper seems disconnected from the previous one, put in a sentence or two of connective tissue.

"Bu Guo" is a connective, which is normally used at the beginning of a following sentence to restrict or revise the preceding sentence.

Conclusion: Alveolar mucosa can form fiber connective tissue attachment on the surface of implant, without ideal "epithelial cuff" .

It may be the result of lupus or another connective tissue disorder. Infection can also cause redness and inflammation of the nail fold.

This retraction can result in permanent damage to the surrounding connective tissue and may develop into a degenerative disease.

the oviduct wall consists of a thin layer of connective tissue , basal lamina and a layer of columnar epithelial cells.

Given that lens cells have no blood supply, no connective or nervous tissue, and no organelles, can they even be considered alive?

The authors report a rare case of a female patient diagnosed with mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD).

This bile duct in a case of sclerosing cholangitis is surrounded by marked collagenous connective tissue deposition.

The changes in blood flow, lymphatic drainage, fat, and connective tissue result in cellulite - a bumpy or dimpled appearance of the skin.

Collagen is one of the predominant proteins in the living body, and the essential protein component in connective tissue.

The fibrous bands of connective tissue across this branch of pulmonary artery indicate organization of a remote pulmonary thromboembolism.

Morphoea is a connective tissue disorder characterised by hardening and thickening of the skin due to an increased collagen deposition.

They are afraid exercise might cause osteoarthritis , a condition in which connective tissue around the bones wears down .

Constrained IF implication logic is also constructed by directly setting up a constrained IF implication connective and its tableau rule.

It is through the most active of these connective routes, the Turkish Straits, that the Black Sea joins the global ocean system.

Mixed connective tissue disease primarily on the basis of a certain period of the prominent clinical manifestations of different drugs.

Histologically, the ligamentous attachment of the nerve roots within the foramina consists of adipose and connective tissue.

The maintenance of company network and communication facilities as well as the connective-entrance with CBS and external vendors.

Collagen, a fibrous protein found in connective tissue, bone and cartilage, basically holds the body together.

filaments short; anther connective enlarging into a peltate scale.

Lymphangitic carcinomatosis represents intrapulmonary spread of metastatic neoplasm via lymphatics and adjacent connective tissue.

Collagens are a group of proteins in the dermis, the connective tissue layer of the skin, and are responsible for the strength of skin.

The elastic arteries and transitional arteries were normally accompanied by bronchi and had a conjunct connective tissue sheath.

Specifically, genes related to connective tissue metabolism and inflammation have been shown to be associated with CI.

Connective part units were generated directly by applying generation algorithm, thus avoided disturbance of many non-connective ones.

"Connective tissue forms a web that runs continuously through the body, " she says.

Traditional microtunneling equipment's connective device is lack of integration, different manufacturers make different devices.

But if injury reaches derma, cicatrization through connective tissue hyperplasia, but the meeting after healing leaves scar.

Examples of the latter include the connective tissue disorders including rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus.

Especially connective tissue disease (CTD) associated PAH, the prognosis in clinic is still poor.

As a logical connective sign between understanding and perception, does it have its own content?

The team observed that the treatment caused the thick network of connective tissue around the tumors, called the stroma, to disintegrate.

is available in the form of mucopolysaccharide in animal cartilage and connective tissues.

Data set object basically is not the copy of the database in connective, memory.

The products contribute to a regeneration of functional connective tissue structures .

It may be a transitional form between dense regular connective tissue and bone.

Adhesion is an abnormal structure formed by the connective tissue fiber band and adjuvant tissues or organs.

Attunement improves the connective ratios between the "Borderland" and the afterlife for a person.

Therefore, it was suggested that mixed connective tissue disease is not an independent disease.

Any of the filaments constituting the extracellular matrix of connective tissue.

The results of pathological technology demonstrated that inflammatory cells infiltrated in the surrounding connective tissue of tumors.

It is characterized by recurrent and progressive destruction of both elastic and hyaline cartilages as well as connective tissue.

The lymphocyte-mediated inflammatory process affects the extraocular muscles, periorbital fat and connective tissues.

Data fail to confirm a relationship between lymphoid proliferation with immunoblastic morphology and connective tissue diseases.

In the conclusion, a long term marketing development of Connective Marketing is predicted, and a Connective Marketing strategy is formed.

Think of it as the connective tissue for HP's cloud.

The connective tissue between many of these categories is overseas markets, particularly emerging ones.

Connective tissues, joint fluid, and cartilage contain two-component polysaccharides, including heparin.

Marfan's Syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects the connective tissue in the body.

The most widely used diagnostic tool for the clinical assessment of connective tissue destruction in periodontitis is the periodontal probe.

connective swollen and usually not extended at base into a spur.

Osteogenesis imperfecta is an inherited disorder of connective tissue, which affects the skeleton, ligament, skin, sclera, and dentin.

Other researchers have focused on motherhood's effects on glial cells, the connective tissue of the central nervous system. Gordon W.

Simple ears may consist of only a tympanic membrane, simple receptors, and connective tissue.

Dressing: Remove the surface of raw meat, fat, connective tissue, lymph nodes, blood vessels, cartilage and tendons and so on.

In patients with COP associated with connective tissue diseases, steroid therapy alone may be inadequate.

A connective is a word that connects words or groups of words into a sentence.

With chronic cervicitis, inflammation can also through the lymph circulation, cause pelvic inflammation connective tissue.

That observation raised the possibility that the protein is a natural defense against connective-tissue overgrowth, says Feghali-Bostwick.

anther ovate-elliptic, connective prominent, narrowly triangular.

filament filiform; anther ellipsoid or cylindric, apex mucronate or apiculate, connective narrow.

Capillaries are small blood vessels, which act as the connective network between arteries and veins.

When lying between connective tissue fibers , fibroblasts are generally elongated and spindle shaped .

Note the regenerative nodule surrounded by fibrous connective tissue extending between portal regions.

external hemorrhoids external hemorrhoids best treatment of connective tissue.

anthers basifixed, oblong, glabrous, connective exserted.

Objective To investigate the histological effect of the connective tissue for filling materials.

The hyperplasia could be found in connective tissue. Many vacuoles were observed in the loose cytoplasm.

Bone: Rigid connective tissue of vertebrates, consisting of cells embedded in a hard matrix.

These include cell membrane integrity, connective tissue support, cell renewal, blood and liver cleansing.

It is a malignant connective (soft) tissue tumor whose neoplastic cells present osteoblastic differentiation and form tumoral bone.

Hirudoid forte normalize the viscosity , permeability and water-binding capacity of the ground substance of the connective tissue .

Characterized by the subulate appendage at the junction of connective and filament.

connective usually extended at base into a short spur.

Fat and connective tissue start developing within your muscles, leaving less muscle tissue to contract to move your body.

Hepatic stellate cells (HSteC) are intralobular connective tissue cells presenting myofibroblast-like or lipocyte phenotypes.

The tunica adventitia was serous membrane, but in the mesosalpinx , it was connective tissue.

The cells they used included human lung cancer cells, human fibroblasts, which make up connective tissue, and mouse immune cells.

Loose ( areolar ) connective tissue - (in blue) - surrounding the epithelium of tubules.

anthers 2-the cate, usually longitudinally dehiscent, rarely opening by terminal pores, connective sometimes shortly projected or glandular.

Glioma is a type of primary tumor that arises from the glial cells-- the connective tissue cells that surround and support nerve cells.

A subcutaneous layer of loose connective tissue containing a varying number of fat cells .

We present an unusual case of juvenile xanthogranuloma (JXG) of clitoral connective tissue in a 6-week-old girl.

There are three types of syntheses in desiring machine: Connective synthesis, disjunctive synthesis, and conjunctive synthesis.

anthers 2-celled, with a distinct membranous connective appendage, lower two with a patent gland at base.

The nicotine found in cigarettes damages the fibers and connective tissue in your skin, causing it to lose elasticity and strength.

A uniform inter-connective porous structure is successfully prepared using isopropanol as the nonsolvent.

English connective education between elementary and secondary school is a hard practical issue to grasp.

With age, we lose muscle mass, and our connective tissues lose some of their elasticity.

filament filiform; anther cylindric to ellipsoid, connective narrow.

filament filiform; anther ellipsoid or cylindric, connective narrow.

Oral soft tissue is composed of collagen, water, pigmented connective tissue, blood and lymphatic vessels.

This is due to a decrease in blood flow to the nail bed and an increase in connective tissue.

Most people are all too aware of how easily and dramatically the knee's connective tissues can be injured by twisting.

It consists of large nodular masses of hypertrophic and hyperemic connective tissue and sebaceous glands.

Collagen is an important structural protein in animal's connective tissue, which is rich in glycine, proline and hydroxyproline.

bound together by tough and relatively inelastic connective tissues called ligaments.

The framework consists of cartilage and bone, supported and held together by connective tissue and ligaments.

Cells called fibroblasts begin producing fibers of collagen, the major protein in bone and connective tissue.

generalized edema with accumulation of serum in subcutaneous connective tissue.

To the right is compressed breast connective tissue forming a "capsule" to this mass.

OBJECTIVE: To observe the possibility of BMSCs differentiate into epithelial cells induced by fetal intestinal connective tissue.

anthers oblong, base sagittate, apex obtuse or acute, connective red punctate or pellucid punctate.

Microscopically, it is composed of delicate thin-walled vessels on a background of connective tissue stroma.

anthers ovate, with filiform trichomes, connective exserted.

We also found fiber connective tissue attached on implant tightly by scanning electron microscope(SEM).

Young twigs, leaves, pedicels, and sepals glabrous; connective without glands.

connective thickened toward base, with a short stout abaxial spur.

A trichrome stain highlights the collagenous connective tissue of pulmonary fibrosis in blue.

filaments short; anthers opening by vertical slit, connective usually elongated as beak.

Human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) can differentiate into cells of connective tissue lineages, including cartilage.

A benign tumor, most often found in the heart, that is composed of connective tissue embedded in mucus.

This is the connective tissue disease in the early mild performance of the TCM treatment is the best.

First, an inverted nipple may result from deficiency of underlying dense connective tissue.

The fraction rich in connective tissue growth components is Then isolated from the separated sample.

Some argyrophil cells were observed in the connective tissue of lamina propria near epithelium or gland.

Network model: geographical objects have been abstracted by chain and node etc. , pay attention to the connective relationship among them.

Connective tissue surrounds each muscle fiber and binds muscle fibers into muscle bundles.

As the muscle is exercised, thicker connective tissue is required.

In people with cirrhosis, connective tissue crams into the liver. Heart and kidney disease can also be caused by fibrosis.

connective apical appendage hornlike, equaling or longer than anther.

With freeboard OK and splitting speed transmits computer of fast network connective data.

The cells in the ovaries of frogs are very tightly held together by connective tissue.

They are proposing a generous, diagonal underpass that emerges from the site environment and grand connective gesture.

Shorter stamens with connective decurrent, inflated, forming a short triangular spur.

the broader of the shells of the motor and the pump is linked by the connective segment.

Objective: To improve the method of making spreading s ec tion of the loose connective tissue.

The main composition of fish bone and connective tissues is collagens .

The decentralized connective stabilization problem of the expanded structure of large-scale systems is considered.

connective appendages aristate, filiform or stout.

the arrangement in the finished area is disorderly, the green land system is scarce of in connective.

connective usually appendaged, appendage extending beyond apex of anther locule, perianthlike, linear-lanceolate, long.

Mixed connective tissue disease is a rare disorder in childhood and seldom affects the CNS.

Pollen opening by connective rupturing evolved from pollen opening by pores.

connective abaxially with a short basal spur, adaxially slightly inflated tuberculate.

There is little connective in the periphery of the pancreas islet, so endocrine portion contacts suff. . .

This helps the body build collagen, a protein that is the main connective tissue in skin.

After menopause, they atrophy and are largely replaced by connective tissue and fat.

Binding connective tissue serves, as its name suggests, to bind body parts together.

connective apical appendage hornlike, subulate, as long as anther.

The crypts are surrounded by connective tissue membranes that break down when the sperm reach maturity.

Stamens numerous; anthers 2-loculed, with laterally expanded connective, dehiscing longitudinally.

The choroid plexus is composed of loose connective tissue of the pia mater.

anthers basifixed, linear, with very short connective.

Supporting this network is a deeper layer of connective tissue called stroma.

Fibrosis occurs when cells pump out excess collagen and other connective tissue proteins, which harm organs.

anthers basifixed, usually 2-loculed, longitudinally dehiscent, connective often prolonged.

Fibroblasts make up structural fibers found in connective tissue.

Thicker moles also contain nerve elements and connective tissue.

Between these layers is supporting connective tissue.

Contains the scales, blood vessels, nerves, chromatophores, connective tissue. Also called the corium .

The superficial fascia is a soft connective tissue located just below the skin.

connective slightly inflated, decurrent at base of anther.

The central cavity in the picture is a blood vessel with endothelium , surrounded by a very cellular connective tissue.

In these data, sarcomas arising in connective tissues accounted for almost half of all sarcomas, Dr.

Finally you'll see the connective tissue -- the deployment plans and configuration files that tie everything together and make it all work.

The arachnoid is composed of connective tissue devoid of blood vessels.

They are essential for the healing of connective tissues following injury.

How to provide a clear and freely connective and high quality network for the customer, is our initial consideration of.

Untreated, the condition damages the bones and connective tissue in the jaw.

anther light, globose, connective broad.

connective appendages acicular, nearly as long as outer cells.

connective with an apical oil gland.

The tremor disease agent (TDA) only infected hemocytes , muscles, nerves and connective tissues but not infected epithelial cells[2].

Two overlapping The most common connective tissue disease.

connective with a short appendage at apex.

Scleroderma is an autoimmune connective tissue disease, and severely affects the life quality of patients.

connective apical appendage hornlike, as long as anther.

free portion of connective very short or inconspicuous.

The sheath of connective tissue enclosing a bundle of nerve fibers .

Building blocks of tendons, ligaments, and other connective tissue.

anthers connective pellucid to red-punctate.

In your 20s, your boobs are made up of fat, milk glands and collagen -- the connective tissue that keeps them firm.

Breast tissue is composed of fatty (nondense) tissue and connective (dense) tissue.

Have an uncontrolled autoimmune or connective tissue disease.

anther with enlarged connective.

anthers 2-celled, all fertile, connective slightly elongated.

OptiMSM may be used by your body to maintain normal connective tissues, like your tendons and ligaments.

NSIP is by far the most common interstitial lung disease in patients with connective tissue disease.

connective appendage subquadrate, entire, ca. 4 mm, concave.

Mercury (beware those old dental fillings ) might shift from connective tissue to the brain, according to Klinghardt.

Because the pulp is rich in nerves, inter alia, as well as blood vessels, lymph and connective tissue.

Connective slightly decurrent and forming a short spur.

connective appendage flat or absent.

Next we look at the joints, the pertinent connective tissue, the nerves, and the muscles.

connective slightly inflated, not appendaged at base.

connective extended into crest exserted from throat of flower, entire or 2-cleft.

Shorter stamens with connective not extended, 2-tuberculate at base.

In tonsil tissue, there are lymphadenosis, more folliculus lymphaticus and connective tissue. 3.

connective apically with a ca. 2 mm hornlike appendage.

The first was protein-polymer combinations for elastin, which is found in connective tissue.

connective long extended at base, curved, apex 2-tuberculate.

The biomaterial was replaced by connective tissue within 6 weeks.

anthers 2-loculed, dehiscence longitudinal, thickened on back of connective.

a drugless method of treatment based on the belief that disease symptoms arise from problems with ligaments and connective tissues.

Most commonly hematoma was found in the deep loose connective tissue (80. 8%), followed by the superficial dense connective tissue (61. 5%).

anthers linear-lanceolate, 4-6 mm, with filiform trichomes, connective exserted.

The stroma of all lymphatic organs is. made up of reticular connective tis. ue.

connective apical appendage apiculate, ca. 1 mm.

4 (3) Inflorescences less than 1 cm; anther connective with an apical oil gland and 2 or 3 abaxial oil glands.

Note the cells around papillations that have a myxoid connective tissue core.

The dermis is comprised primarily of connective tissue, which is made mostly of collagen and elastin fibers.

connective with oil gland at tip.

There is quadruplet to input terminal on 5790A, two groups of N connector mixes two groups but column of wiring of 5 means connective.

connective basally extended adaxially into an inconspicuous spur bearing 2 long setae.

connective decurrent, forming a spur ca. 1 mm.

Inflorescences 2-5 cm; anther connective with only an apical oil gland.

anthers linear-lanceolate, 2-2. 5 mm, with filiform trichomes, connective exserted.

Gelatin is made from collagen, which is boiled down animal connective tissue.

anthers 0. 4--0. 8 mm, locules lateral, each theca dehiscent by a lateral slit, connective truncate-rounded at apex.

connective inflated, extended, forming a ca. 0. 8 mm clavate spur.

anthers lanceolate, 1. 5-2 mm, with filiform trichomes, connective exserted.

Please disassemble the connective of the pump and the pipe flange. I want to check it up.

connective apical appendage hornlike, ca. 2 mm. Pistillodes 3, minute.

Muscle fascia is the third connective tissue that affects flexibility, and by far the most important.

connective apical appendage hornlike, 2--3 mm.

connective appendage white with purple veins, lanceolate, entire or 2-cleft, 8--10 mm.

It is also encased in membranes of connective tissue called the meninges .

these are the embryonic stem cells that divide to form new cells of all connective tissue types.

Because of esophagus without serosal layer, it can easily pass through loose connective tissue directly adjacent organ invasion.

The site gives a good anatomical overview of connective tissue such as the cells, fibers, and different kinds of connective tissue.

anthers oblong, 2-2. 5 mm, with filiform trichomes, connective exserted.

connective appendage 3-lobed, ca. 4 mm. Ovary pilose.

connective apical appendage hornlike, ca. 3 mm. Pistillodes 3.

Kinds of sows with the public than the red muscles, connective tissue and more resilient, difficult Zhulan or fried, taste bad.

Stamens 5--7 mm; free portion of anther connective transversely ellipsoid or subglobose, ca. 1 mm.

anthers ovoid-oblong, 0. 5-0. 7 mm, with acute apex and connective sometimes extended, glabrous.

It can mimic connective tissue disease, because of multi organ involvement.

Electron Microscopy Observe and Histochemistry Study of a Connective Tissue-type Granular Cell in Penaeus chinensis

A Primary Study of the Relationship between Connective Tissue Growth Factor Gene Expression and Pulmonary Fibrosis

Study of effect of total peony glucosides on hypergammaglobulinemia in undifferentiated connective tissue disease

A Contrastive Study of English and Chinese Textual Connective Devices in the Light of Intratextual and Extratextual Repetitions

anthers ellipsoid, small, versatile, longitudinally dehiscent, connective not projected beyond the cae;

Transdifferentiation and collagen-synthesis effects of exogenous connective tissue growth factor on renal tubular epithelial cells in vitro

The Analysis Based on Grey Connective Theory's Application in physical Ability's distribution of Men's 400m Running

On Relation between Associative Law of Binary Operations and Sentential connective

Expression of connective tissue growth factor in experimental choroidal neovascularization in pigmented rabbits

Robust connective stability analysis for a class of interconnected power systems

An algorithm for searching connective regions based on matching between the points of up-contour and down-contour

Connective tissue growth factor promotes transdifferentiation of fibroblasts from human hypertrophic scar in vitro

Evaluation of pulmonary hypertension in patients with connective tissue diseases by pulse doppler echocardiography

anthers ovate to oblong, connective produced into a short, minutely pilose point, shortly 2-lobed at base;

Effects of telmisartan on myocardial fibrosis and expression of connective tissue growth factor in renovascular hypertensive rats

Modulation of adhesion and proliferation of retinal pigment epithelium cells by recombinant human connective tissue growth factor

Increase viscosity, permeability and water-binding capacity of the ground substance of connective tissue