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Control of the wave motions in a sandwich beam made of this material is then limited to wavelengths, which greatly exceed the characteristic size of cell elements of the micro-structure in the core ply and therefore to comparatively low frequencies.

Stem cell elements of embryonic, hematopoietic, neural, and mesenchymal lineages populated the regenerated aortic valves in specific topographic regional localization.

In particular, the increased content of iron was observed in the muscle fibers and cell elements of endomysium in injection site on the seventh day after the fifth intramuscular injection.

13– 15 GCTB has been shown to be pathogenetically driven by pervasive expression of osteoclastic differentiation signals by tumor mononuclear stromal cells.16 19 Immunohistochemical and molecular probes have shown that stromal cell elements of GCTB strongly produce and express RANKL.

[27.] Temporal filtering in retinal bipolar cells: Elements of an optimal computation?

In addition to factors intrinsic to tumor cells, elements of the tumor microenvironment also have profound influences on mammary tumor progression and metastasis [ 1- 3].

In summary, we herein described 3 cases of a distinctive variant of basaloid sinonasal carcinoma featuring variable rhabdoid cell elements and complete loss of SMARCB1.

Void growth and coalescence in the fracture process zone is modeled by a nonlinear viscous microporous strip of cell elements.

Various different types of germ cell tumors may occur in the anterior mediastinum; these masses arise from primitive germ cell elements, and many are of mixed cell type.

Recently a minimal model has been designed by combining cell-extrinsic and cell-intrinsic elements of regulation to understand how both instructive and stochastic events could inform cell commitment decision in hematopoiesis [ 34].

The model incorporates infection of epithelial cells by EBs at a rate proportional to the concentration of the infection; birth, natural death and lysis of epithelial cells at prescribed rates; removal by macrophages of extracellular EBs; and removal of infected cells by elements of the cell-mediated immune system.