One need only place the work of Lippman and Attica Locke, who operate more in the tradition of the social novel, next to Celeste Ng's delicate family pathology or the highly stylised, voice-driven fiction of Elizabeth Little and Lisa Lutz, to see the genre's range.
Tau pathology appeared mainly as delicate neuropil threads with accentuation within Aβ plaques.
The next stage of Aβ-induced tau phosphorylation is a more frequent presence of fibrils (Fig. 3e), and finally the Aβ-induced tau pathology amounts to a delicate network of dystrophic processes (Fig. 3f), including neurofibrillary tangles.
However, so far these have yielded diverse and inconsistent results showing varied correlation of levels with protection and pathology [ 84- 88], suggesting a delicate balance is required.
Protection against IAV infection represents a delicate balance between immune responses protecting versus causing pathology in the host.
The role of HO-1 in tissue pathology is determined either by a delicate balance between the injurious and protective action of the end products generated during haeme catabolism (Dong et al, 2000) or by exerting a function distinct from haeme degradation (Vazquez et al, 2002) and playing a more proactive role in physiological and pathological processes (Willis, 1999; Maines, 2000).
For this reason, the study of pathologies on isolated bones may become a delicate question.
Tau pathology corresponded to Braak stage VI, and appeared mainly as delicate neuropil threads (NT) enriched within Aβ plaques.
Circulation CD4+CD25+FoxP3+ regulatory T cells (Tregs) have been associated with the delicate balancing between control of overwhelming acute malaria infection and prevention of immune pathology due to disproportionate inflammatory responses to erythrocytic stage of the parasite.
Disruption of the delicate balance between growth factor receptor activation and inactivation has been shown to be associated with severe human pathologies [20].
