Previous data using the HUVEC co-culture assay indicated the majority of in situ TG2 activity was associated with fibrous structures around the endothelial cell tubules.
67 Gain-of-function mutation of Gsα leads to overactive Wnt/β-catenin signal and is associated with fibrous dysplasia, 68 whereas loss-of-function mutations of Gsα lead to increased Hh signaling and are associated with POH.
To investigate dynein, axonemal, heavy chain 1 (DNAH1) gene mutations that may be associated with dysplasia of the sperm fibrous sheath (DFS) and infertility in the Han Chinese population.
Low-signal intensity, suggestive of fibrous tissues, might be associated with increased reinjury risk, but its clinical relevance has yet to be determined.
Fifth, increased lipid and decreased fibrous contents in the plaque have been reported to be associated with thin-cap fibroatheroma [ 23]; however, the association between blood glucose variability and fibrous cap thickness (another important measure to evaluate vulnerable plaque) remains unknown.
Such fibrous scarring is now known to be associated with dementias like Alzheimer's and diseases like Parkinson's that affect motor control.
Recently, a significant increase in COX-2 protein expression has been detected in moderate dysplastic oral leukoplakia when compared with inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia lesions and suggested to be associated with early stages of oral tumorigenesis (49).
Fibrocellular, but not cellular, fibrous crescents or fibrinoid necrosis seem to be associated with a poorer response to therapy.
Thicker fibrous capsules were observed for Laponite-containing hydrogels (Table 1), which may be associated with elevated proliferation and activation of fibroblasts, which up-regulated collagen production in the tissues surrounding the hydrogel.
A number of other conditions, such as polyostotic fibrous dysplasia (including the McCune-Albright syndrome) and several neurocutaneous syndromes (e.g. linear nevus sebaceous syndrome), may also be associated with hypophosphataemic rickets.
