Axial FS T2-WI shows fragmentation into multiple tendon fragments of the extensor carpi ulnaris tendon (arrowheads).
The release of cytochrome c in the cytosol activates the apoptosome, resulting in Caspase-9 (Cand9) and Caspase-3 (Cactivationvandon and caspase-dependent DNA fragmentation into 180 bp fragments and condensed chromatin [23].
Apoptosis is characterized by a nuclear and cytoplasm condensation and cellular fragmentation into membrane-bound fragments (apoptotic bodies).
DNA in cell supernatants was also ethanol-precipitated and all samples were analyzed by agarose gel electrophoresis for fragmentation into 200-bp fragments.
Scheme 1 provides a possible rationale for the preferred fragmentation into a and x fragment ions next to basic residues.
Some historians believe that Britain's rule of India prevented the subcontinent's fragmentation into scores of small states.
This approach, in the context of translational medicine, could be more effective in the clinic than the existing administrative model of fragmentation into different disciplines.
This has everything to do with the Beatles and the rock revolution that reshaped our perceptions of popular culture and, in a way, led to its fragmentation into specialized niches.
Today's Palestinian fragmentation into a nation of refugees, exiles and occupied people, with no common homeland, and the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict and regional instability and all that has caused, are direct results of Balfour's careless declaration.
But we need to go further, to undo the damage done by the act, and by years of policies shifting the NHS towards a market system, like the "internal market", widespread privatisation and outsourcing, and fragmentation into competing units.
An American withdrawal will only accelerate the country's fragmentation into warring factions, with conflict both between and within sectarian groups, and with warlords emerging as the factions consolidate power.
