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After tube foot detachment, the secreted adhesive remains bound to the substratum as a footprint.
This was also confirmed by the "out-of-phase" activity of the hamstrings at the end of the stance phase, which was aimed at assisting foot detachment from the ground (Figs. 2, 3).
Although foot detachment can be very fast, it occurs without any measurable force peaks in geckos and insects [ 110]; [T. Endlein & W. Federle, unpubl. results].
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The failure sequence for all test conditions consist of: (1) damage initiation at the noodle of the CFRP stiffener; (2) damage propagation by delamination from the noodle to the stiffener foot; (3) detachment of the stiffener from the skin.
Standard Rx scans of his right foot documented a detachment of a wide fragment of his cortical spongiosa in the lateral malleolus.
However, the podocyte injuries including foot process effacement, detachment, hypertrophy, and apoptosis lead to the dyfunction of filtration barrier resulting in albuminuria [ 30, 31].
Injuries to Pods (i.e. podocytopathies) include cellular hypertrophy, foot-process effacement, detachment from the GBM and apoptosis.
Podocyte hypertrophy, foot process effacement and detachment from GBM eventually lead to apoptosis and podocyte depletion.
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