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Pandionidae have enlarged, highly recurved talons on each digit, an adaptation for piscivory, convergently seen to a lesser extent in fishing eagles.

The mutated genes that cause misshapen brains are likely to be the same ones that in their healthy form led to the greatly enlarged, highly intelligent human cortex.

The long, conical snout tapers to a sharp point, and is supported by enlarged, highly calcified rostral cartilages.

Indeed, the growth of PAS2OE or WEE1OE plants is strongly inhibited as cell division is delayed from G2/M to early M, resulting in enlarged, highly vacuolated root cells [89], [90].

No commitment to goblet cell lineage differentiation was observed, and unrestricted proliferation, with enlarged, highly proliferative crypts and stem cell amplification was seen in all cases, regardless of Notch status.

This variation in transfectability does not correlate with size the of HUH7 tumors (ranging from 4 10 mm in diameter in this experiment), as subcutaneous HUH7 tumors are already hypervascularised at small diameter (3 mm and above, M. Ogris et al., unpublished observations), and blood vessels are enlarged and highly leaky [ 44].

Consistent with this idea, flies became extremely bloated and had highly enlarged abdomens.

"I had been walking around with a foot that was highly enlarged and very sensitive" since the beginning of the week, he said.

In the most difficult cases other imaging modalities are recommended in addition to CT: MRI, in particular MR cholangiography sequences, can give important information about ductal system morphology (a single stricture of the pancreatic duct with an upstream enlarged duct is highly suggestive of ductal adenocarcinoma) [16].

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Similarly, highly enlarged LDs are present in drosophila nurse cell clones with a mutant form of Widerborst, a negative regulator of PI3K/PTEN/Akt associated with diabetes, obesity and some cancers [27].