Since there are no limb girdles associated with the skeleton, there are no good delimiters of regions, but snakes are generally regarded as having only two kinds of vertebrae: body (precaudal) and tail (caudal).
The skeleton weight was calculated using the following: skeleton weight = 9.66 + 0.0355 × BW, and the total activities associated with the skeleton were calculated by using the activity concentration in the femur and the total skeleton weight [29].
Most soft tissues are associated with the skeleton but others are some distance from the bones.
These UV images show that the feathers preserved on the slab are genuinely associated with the skeleton and that their arrangement and orientation is likely correct.
For the animal administered Zr-YM103-trastuzumab, the blood pool was visible by PET at 1 day PI, but from 3 days PI, activity was predominantly associated with the skeleton.
Moreover, this population of polymerase α showed in vitro activity that was comparable to that in vivo, and nascent DNA remained associated with the skeleton (Jackson & Cook 1986a, b).
Spikins said that when artifacts were found at Neanderthal graves, they most often were associated with the skeletons of children.
Blisnick, T. et al. Pfsbp 1, a Maurer's cleft Plasmodium falciparum protein, is associated with the erythrocyte skeleton.
The proposed descriptors are based on 3D trajectories associated with the body skeleton joints that can be recorded with a depth sensor (i.e., Kinect camera) at a rate of 30 frames per second.
This phosphorylation event is proposed to prevent Lgl from associating with the actin skeleton, and most significantly, prevents the cell fate determinants from localizing apically [ 49]. aPKC-mediated phosphorylation of Lgl seems to somehow inactivate Lgl, and is evidenced by the phenotype of aPKC overexpression, which resembles that of Lgl loss of function.
About three-fourths of the mineral found in the body is associated with calcium in the skeleton and tooth dentine formation, with the remainder contained in soft tissues and body fluids.
