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We discovered multiple (~5 10/brain), discrete, roughly spherical lesions, ~50 200 μm in diameter occurring in both cerebral hemispheres, but sparing the cerebellum, that consisted of the central accumulation of cells that avidly stained for periodic acid-Schiff (PAS), a general marker of polysaccharides, containing small nuclei as assessed by DAPI (Fig. 1c e).

The three CAR-modified NK cells that contacted the lipid bilayer, as determined by the central accumulation of tumor antigen under TIRF microscopy, are numbered.

Indeed, CAR-modified NK cells can form functional ISs on a glass-supported, planar lipid bilayer (Fig. 2), in which the images of fixed CAR-modified NK cells on lipid bilayers reveal the central accumulation of CD19, which is reminiscent of the central cluster of TCRs and B cell receptors at the synapse (Fooksman et al., 2010; Harwood and Batista, 2010).

About 10% of high expression foci in the liver were characterized by a central accumulation of small mononuclear cells.

Both the central accumulation of osk mRNA at stage 8 and its posterior localization at stage 9 are delayed in Khc hypomorphs that reduce the speed of the motor without affecting its other properties (Serbus et al., 2005).

They found that smoking was an independent risk factor for visceral accumulation of fats, and speculated that the use of tobacco products could cause insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia and the central accumulation of fat.

These results illustrated that central fat accumulation was more important than general fat accumulation in terms of affecting cardiometabolic and atherosclerotic risks.

The two most important of these factors are smoking, which is associated with about 30 percent of pancreatic tumours, and central obesity (accumulation of fat primarily around the abdomen), which can increase the risk of pancreatic cancer by as much as 70 percent in some postmenopausal women.

Aborting and controlling central sensitization, accumulation of white matter lesions, and iron deposition in the PAG, may lead to disease modification based on our current understanding of migraine pathophysiology, epidemiological data, and imaging studies.

These studies showed that 19-yr old men with LBW (<10th percentile) had comparable current body weight, BMI, W/H-ratio, VO2max and total lean and fat mass with the NBW men, but were slightly shorter and had a tendency toward more central fat accumulation (as shown by the increased ratio of abdominal fat mass/total fat mass p<0.05).

Why does central fat accumulation correlate with atherosclerosis?