Sentence examples for matrix of the ventricular from inspiring English sources

However, ablative harrowing of the proliferative matrix of the ventricular zone evokes its structural reorganization.

These growth defects originate from inductive cellular interactions in the proliferative matrix of the ventricular zone of the pallium, but are amplified by subsequent morphogenic and trophic cellular interactions.

The characteristic reorganization of the proliferative matrix in the ventricular zone and the proliferative replacement of GPT neurons in ablated mice are in accordance with only the latter condition.

Neuroblasts, originating from the ventricular matrix of the medially situated, uneverted LP homologue, were supposed to migrate laterally, and give rise to the submeningeally situated cell mass Dp, located directly ventral to the homologue of MP (Fig.  8a, open arrow).

This resulting matrix represents a volume expanded from that of the ventricular chamber; it overlaps the ventricular tissue by a width of approximately the radius of the spherical kernel.

IVH grade I was defined as bleeding into the germinal matrix, grade II as blood within the ventricular system filling less than 50% of the ventricular volume and without distension, grade III as blood in the ventricular system with distension or dilatation, and grade IV as bleeding with parenchymal involvement [ 14].

Lundbäck, S. Cardiac pumping and function of the ventricular septum.

Therefore, it is necessary to model its presence to obtain an accurate patient-specific model of the ventricular electrical activation.

In addition, atrial fibrillation can worsen the condition of cardiac patients whose ventricular functions are already impaired by heart failure or thickening of the ventricular walls (ventricular hypertrophy) by eliminating the secondary ventricular filling energy provided by a normally contracting left atrium.

The adult zebrafish is able to regenerate efficiently after resecting nearly 20% of the ventricular apex.

② The start of the ventricular pacing.