An overall cumulative comparison between the tested loose granule biomaterials (bovine bone: BioOss, synthetic graft: Nanobone 100% HA embedded in a SiO2-matrix) for the INTRALIFT procedure and MoSHB and BiSHB applied in both INTRALIFT and PeSPTT procedures (Table 2) is depicted in Figure 19.
In such a situation, the stone is described as "sugary," because the individual grains or crystals become easily dislodged and have the appearance of loose sugar granules.
In rare cases, pigment granules break loose from the back of the iris and gradually clog the drainage system.
Moreover, the structures of the granules turned looser and unstable, and the mean diameter reduced from about 950 μm to around 600 μm.
In the cerebellar molecular layer, there were loose, round aggregates of fine granules, which occasionally were around cell bodies (not shown).
In the lab-scale SBR, small granules with irregular and loose structure became visible about 20 days after inoculation.
The loose packing method and 3 5 mm granule size should be employed in clinical practice.
The physical nature of the AVIs was a loose and porous body consisting of irregular granules, strands and sheets (Fig. 3D and 3E).
However, after reaching a certain concentration threshold (as measured by fluorescence intensity, Fig. 1E), these FUS variants aggregated forming either multiple small granule-like microaggregates (FUS granules, FGs) (Fig. 1B), which subsequently assembled into loose clusters (Fig. 1C), or larger, more compact aggregates (Fig. 1D).
On the other hand, we detected a random distribution of Kv4.2 subunits in the soma of ITC neurons and formation of loose clusters in the soma of CA1 pyramidal neurons and cerebellar granule cells.
