Sentence examples for distal origin from inspiring English sources
The left humerus preserves the distal origin of the deltopectoral crest, which is narrow and low.
The deltopectoral crest extends less than half the length of the element, with the distal origin located proximal to the middle of the shaft.
The different patterns of neurotrophin expression observed between cells of proximal and distal origin also imply that the biological mechanisms of RSV infection need to be carefully considered across anatomically distinct regions, as the cellular responses to this virus are significantly different.
Immunocytochemical analyses were performed to distinguish effects of TGF-β on cells of proximal and distal origin.
Smad signaling was almost exclusively activated from the basolateral side most prominently in cells of distal origin.
In Figure 5, Smad2/3 translocation was analyzed and correlated to E-cadherin double staining identifying cells of distal origin.
Even in the absence of external DNA damage, the combined action of both kinases is hypothesized to mediate replication regulation, sensing ongoing replication, and in turn downregulating close and distal origins, and replicons through inhibiting the S-phase kinases and the replicative MCM helicase complex [40].
Carcinoma of the collecting ducts of Bellini and renal medullary carcinoma are rare and aggressive tumors, probably of distal nephron origin.
Therefore, a distal ACA origin of the AccMCA corresponds to an enlarged RAH.
Its use may be limited due to an inferiorly sited dominant vascular pedicle, with a distal vascular origin resulting in a restricted arc of rotation.
In this study, we addressed the question whether epithelial cells of proximal or distal tubular origin respond to the pro-fibrotic stimuli LPA and TGF-β by vectorial stimulation of CTGF synthesis and secretion.
