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Although α-synuclein has been classically described to have an unfolded tertiary structure and to be present as monomers that acquire an α-helical secondary structure upon binding to lipid membranes [ 26, 27], recent reports suggest that α-synuclein natively forms α-helically folded tetramers when isolated under non-denaturing conditions [ 28– 30].

It is classically described to act upstream of and govern major developmental patterning processes (e.g. inter-digitations in vertebrates, ommatidia in Drosophila).

For the first time, it is here reported that the HLA-DR molecule, which is classically described to initiate the cellular immune response also mediates inhibitory signals and apoptosis via binding to TIRC7 in lymphocytes, thereby modulating the decisive first phase of the immune response (Figure 7).

Low CSF glucose levels (2 to 2.5 mmol/L) and a low CSF/serum glucose ratio (on the order of 0.30 to 0.40) have been classically described as a feature of BM [ 18- 22].

A high serotonergic state in association with delirium has been classically described in patients with the serotonin syndrome, a condition often emerging from the interaction of medications leading to increased serotonergic effects and that in its most severe form presents with hyperthermia, muscle rigidity, and multiple organ failure [21].

A high serotonergic state in association with delirium has been classically described in patients with the serotonin syndrome, a condition often emerging from the interaction of medications leading to increased serotonergic effects and that in its most severe form presents with hyperthermia, muscle rigidity, and multiple organ failure [ 21].

The keratic precipitates in FHI have been classically described as having a stellate morphology with fibrillary extensions [1, 2].

Although the McVay repair has been classically described, the infrainguinal plug technique has gained popularity in recent years.

Living beings have been classically described as autopoietic machines: chemical systems, which maintain a reproducible steady state by producing their components and boundaries.

Tendon sheath cysts have been classically described as arising from the first or second annular pulley (A1 A2) of the digital flexor tendon sheath [9] or from the visceral layer of the tendon sheath [10, 11].

Most of the experimental observations of surface diffusion (especially in the chemisorbed systems with high energy barriers) have been classically described and characterized by the transition-state theory and the single-hop model [13], though at elevated temperatures, multiple jumps are also observed.