Expatsblog.com/blogs The best travel guides are often expatriates who have lived in a destination long enough to know it intimately but still maintain an outsider's perspective.
The motor pathways, or more explicitly the neuromuscular system, are intimately involved in maintaining skeletal muscle function during fatiguing exercise.
Endocytosis in the African trypanosome, Trypanosoma brucei, is intimately involved in maintaining homeostasis of the cell surface proteome, morphology of the flagellar pocket and has recently been demonstrated as a bona fide drug target.
It was recently proposed that high C N ratios will stimulate microcystin production and that an imbalance between 2-oxoglutarate (a compound intimately linked to maintaining C N balance in the cell) and ammonium regulates microcystin synthesis [ 77].
Professor Anne Cooke, Department of Pathology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB21QP, UK This manuscript describes the findings of an informatic approach to describe the network of cytokine interactions that are involved in communications between the immune system and body cells and that are intimately involved in maintaining body integrity.
Like Frida Kahlo, with whom she maintained lively correspondence, O'Keeffe became intimately familiar with her subjects, wanting to merge and become one with them at the moment of creation.
Moreover, this kind of resource would (and should) be developed and maintained by researchers in the model organism community who intimately understand the needs of their scientific colleagues, presenting the data in an intuitive, user-friendly and concise manner despite its sheer volume and complexity.
It challenges departments within the Met that have until fairly recently maintained some distance from one another to fully acknowledge how intimately linked they are.
Here, we evaluated the hypothesis that maintained functional integrity of the rostral ventrolateral medulla (RVLM), a neural substrate that is intimately related to brain stem death and central circulatory regulation, holds the key to the vital time-window between cardiac arrest and resumption of spontaneous circulation.
Moore's protagonist, a widower RE teacher who is approaching retirement, is intimately captured in the midst of a disintegration brought about by the loss of the structures that have thus far formed and maintained his personality: work, marriage and certain relationships that have created or reinforced his sense of existence.
