The assumed A-TrP (site A) was the most proximal portion of the lateral epicondyle, i.e., the region just above the original site of hand/finger extensors, because the exact origin of the brachioradialis is difficult to identify.
Ena colocalized significantly with postsynaptic Dlg and Cactus proteins, but was frequently concentrated in a region most proximal to the synaptic membrane contact between boutons and SSR when compared with Dlg, suggesting preferential association with the postsynaptic membrane (see merged channels in Fig. 3A″,B″).
Region A was centered on a ring canal most proximal to the oocyte chamber and included portions of the oocyte and nurse cell chambers.
Thus, we examined all regulatory elements associated with a given gene (most proximal gene body) to see if a lineage-specific regulatory element in mouse could 're-emerge' in a different location as a non-homologous lineage-specific regulatory element in human.
The typical 3 Mb deletion occurs between the most proximal (LCR22-A) and most distal (LCR22-D) units, whereas a 1.5 Mb deletion could be an A B or an A C deletion.
Consistent with the idea that these cells lose the oocyte fate, we observed that a minority of the most proximal cells expressed unc-119p:: gfp, a neuronal marker (Maduro and Pilgrim 1995).
The Endo16 promoter sequences have evolved in a strongly mosaic manner since these species diverged approximately 35 million years ago: the most proximal region (module A) is conserved, but the remaining modules (B-G) are unalignable.
Tibial component orientation (medial proximal tibial angle, MPTA) was then measured as the angle between a line connecting the most proximal medial and proximal lateral points of the tibial component to a line connecting the centre of the tibial medullary canal at two points 30 cm apart.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 a Insertion of the most proximal screw, b insertion of the most distal screw, c insertion of the rest of the screws, d tension osteotomy Open image in new window Fig. 7 Lengthening along the mechanical axis (left) and the anatomical axis (right).
Therefore, it does not appear that the metathoracic tarsus develops by a suppression of the most proximal joint within the tarsus.
Unfortunately, it was not possible to obtain a sample from the most proximal Canadian cod habitat in the Arctic to directly assess the local connectivity.
