In most cases, the lung attempts to restore normal architecture by apoptosis of neutrophils followed by removal of proteinaceous fluid from the alveoli and proliferation of type-II pneumocytes, which are integral to structure and production of surfactant, respectively.
For PD, this is a major challenge since the membrane-rich structures and callose collars are integral to the structure of the insoluble wall matrix.
He identified a fundamental force integral to the structures of biomolecules like proteins and nucleic acids, opening up potential for new modes of drug design and delivery, as well as insight into molecules tied to the origin of life.
The next stage on from such a church, exemplified by Butterfield's All Saints, Margaret Street, begun three years later, would be the adoption of the "constructional polychrome" advocated by Ruskin, of decor in brick and tile integral to the structure, not merely applied to it as if from an endless supply of wallpaper samples.
According to Benzies, the team made the multiple-character formula "integral to the structure of the gameplay as well as the narrative".
He goes on to write that Pound's use of counterpoint is integral to the structure and cohesion of The Cantos, which show multi-voiced counterpoint and, with the juxtaposition of images, non-linear themes.
Among social animals, dominance of some individuals over others is integral to the structure and function of a society.
A long noncoding RNA called NEAT1/MEN epsilon/beta [754], [760], [762], [764], [778], that colocalizes with paraspeckles, seems to be integral to their structure.
In addition to CAV1, CAV2 and PTRF/Cavin1; Cavin3 (SRBC/PRKCBP), but not Cavin2, are proteins integral to the structure of caveolae-associated or adapter molecules vital to maintain the concentration of caveolin proteins necessary for caveolae structure [36], [38], [39].
