In the ray-finned fish lineage, however, intensive fusions reduced the number of linkage groups to about 12 13 (denoted as chromosomes A-M) [ 3, 11- 15].
Its interdisciplinary, writing-intensive fusion of philosophy, literature, history, and the arts lead to astounding results and resulted in an influx of high-achieving students whose parents were, for the most part, actively engaged in their child's education.
Moreover, we could demonstrate an intensive accumulation of the fusion protein in inflamed paws, but not in healthy paws.
As there are many distinct genetic alterations in various leukemia subtypes, it would be extremely labor intensive to evaluate specific fusions via a panel of individual monoplex assays.
For those with pain localized to the lower back due to disc degeneration, fair evidence supports spinal fusion as equal to intensive physical therapy and slightly better than low-intensity nonsurgical measures.
Is spinal fusion more effective than intensive rehabilitation in improving disability, walking tolerance, quality of life and psychological distress for patients with chronic low back pain?
It has been suggested that 5S rDNA can serve as breakpoints for the fusion due to its intensive activity and chromatin decondensation [ 80] but further data supporting this hypothesis would be required.
From the perspectives of health providers and chronic low back pain patients, is surgical stabilisation (spinal fusion) cost effective when compared with intensive rehabilitation?
Similarly, in the more recent British spine stabilisation trial, no clear evidence was found that spinal fusion was more beneficial than an intensive rehabilitation programme at 2-year follow-up.
Despite intensive study, we have a limited mechanistic understanding of how fusion protein machinery manipulates lipid membranes to induce their fusion.
