Structurally, the internal architecture of the ovary constantly changes as follicles grow, rupture and transform into corpora lutea in a cyclical manner.
The best established model of spatial and temporal ET-2 signalling is in the ovary, a highly vascular tissue, which undergoes cyclic changes as follicles grow, rupture and transform into corpora lutea and eggs are periodically released (Ko et al., 2012).
Alliances have begun to be redrawn: Turkey and Syria's growing partnership ruptured over Mr. Assad's ferocious crackdown, which has provoked international condemnation but shows no signs of ending.
Under extreme conditions, our study suggests that vapor pressures can attain high enough levels to drive the voids to grow to rupture, thereby causing package failure.
There are crises, ruptures, growing pains; there is hope and ugliness.
In the first 10 s, the rupture grew around the hypocenter.
Impact tests on sandwich-type structures with skins stabilized by foam demonstrated that rupture appears by debonding of skins due to a local buckling phenomenon, and that the maximum stress in the skin, obtained at rupture, grows with the increase of the loading rate of the skin.
Both benign and malignant teratomas may grow and may rupture or fistulize with adjacent structures in the mediastinum or with lung, pleura or pericardium[ 1 ].
In vitro experiments indicate that OPA1 induces lipid tubulation (Ban et al, 2010), and rupture of the growing IMM tubules could link the matrix to the IMS.
In the presence of proper risk factors and inflammatory stimuli, the initial atherosclerotic lesion can develop into a growing fibrous plaque prone to rupture.
