In plants, embryo development in the absence of fertilization has been reported in cases in which meiosis is bypassed leading to apomictic development, and parthenogenetic development from a reduced egg cell has been only reported in rare accidental cases [2].
Abnormal respiratory cells have been reported in cases of chronic pediatric respiratory infection.
Signs compatible with increased intracranial pressure (ICP) on brain imaging have been reported in cases of severe preeclampsia.
Since then, PVG and IP have often been reported in cases of severe necrotizing enterocolitis associated with ischemia, such as SMA embolism and NOMI.
Although rarely associated with ocular infections, S. bovis has been reported in cases of endogenous endophthalmitis, although the authors did not comment on the color of the hypopyon [4].
A number of complications have been reported in cases of PLA, such as abscess rupture and metastatic central nervous system infections [3, 4], but vascular complications such as IVC thrombosis are rare.
Failures have been reported in cases of experimenting with new systems, when agencies installed systems without requisite experience and knowledge, when systems were not matched to the structure or the environment, for the systems that were improperly designed or incorrectly installed, and when systems were not monitored or maintained appropriately.
Because of its proximity to maxillary incisors, the possibility of sensory dysfunction in the anterior region and failure of osseointegration has been reported in cases of contact of the incisive canal through surgical interventions such as dental implant placement [24 26].
While increased NOX1 expression has been reported in cases of colon cancer [17], it has been suggested that this may correlate with inflammation rather than tumorigenesis [18], [19].
Although several studies have already noted GSK3β signaling activity in isolated astrocytes [40] [42], and elevated staining of phospho-serine-9 GSK3β in astrocytes by light microscopy has been reported in cases of human tauopathies [43], other immunohistochemical studies [28] [30], could not detect, or did not report, staining of GSK3β in astrocytes by light microscopy.
Importantly, in humans, hypoplasia of several brainstem nuclei affected in our ATF2 mutant mice, including the inferior olivary nuclei, the facial, the dorsal vagal and the hypoglossal nuclei have been reported in cases of intrauterine or neonatal sudden death as well as in sudden infant death syndrome [35].
