During cell injury, the dynamics are shifted to fission, i.e., the production of short mitochondrial rods or spheres.
For a lot of people the choice is made for them, either by injury or team dynamics.
Therefore, determining the influential distinction of the Wnt signal within the different proliferative intestinal cell populations is important for understanding epithelial homeostasis, regeneration after injury, and cellular dynamics during proliferative diseases.
As injuries and team dynamics developed in recent days and weeks, it has become more apparent that the American defense must give up something less than double-digit totals of screaming shots on goals, allowing the formidable Howard a chance to hold the English to a goal or two.
It is therefore likely that Caravaggio has witnessed to knives injuries, when the dynamics of arterial blood flow was still unknown (it was described by William Harvey in De Motu Cordis only in 1628).
We have added a note on the statistical power of these experiments in the Discussion (see subsection "EFA-6 and injury-triggered MT dynamics").
The other dynamics of injury were mainly associated with minor injuries (NACA I II).
That changed with Wade's knee injury, a shift in dynamics that is clearly unsettling for all.
Primary and secondary acute GI injury have different incidence, dynamics and outcome.
Drosophila neurons also display acute and chronic alterations in MT dynamics after injury (Chen et al., 2012; Lu et al., 2015).
