Without undermining the interdependence of the multitude of organs, there is a hierarchical structure to the workings of the body, where the heart-mind assumes sovereign control.
These whole abdomens contain a multitude of organs, tissues and cell types, and provide an inventory of genes expressed during blood digestion, vitellogenesis and Plasmodium infection.
This study represents the first in vivo analysis of the epithelial-specific splicing factors, Esrp1 and Esrp2 and the broad roles they play in epithelial cells in a multitude of organs.
The Esrp KO mice reveal the essential role of the Esrps in maintaining an epithelial cell-specific splicing program for normal development during mouse embryogenesis, underscoring the role of AS in the development of a multitude of organs and appendages, and the requirement of the Esrps in critical epithelial cell functions.
Given that most of the aforementioned signaling pathways are critical for certain developmental processes and patterning events, one might have predicted from the in vitro studies that secreted sulfatase-deficient mice would have exhibited profound developmental defects in a multitude of organ systems.
Our patients with CAD events had greater disease activity at baseline and during follow-up, manifest in a multitude of organ systems, including musculoskeletal, cutaneous, renal, neural, vascular, and serosal.
The common RNA reference pool consisted of a multitude of canine organs, including liver, spleen, kidney, lung, heart, intestine, and bone.
Pediatric OSAS is associated with a multitude of end-organ morbidities, most of which have been uncovered in the last decade.
Scar formation, a physiologic process in adult wound healing, can have devastating effects for patients; a multitude of pathologic outcomes, affecting all organ systems, stems from an amplification of this process.
A multitude of health complications affecting multiple organ systems – such as hepatitis, HIV and cardiovascular problems – can occur as a result of opioid use.
However, most organs contain a multitude of stem cell-niche units, which are often distributed across the entire expanse of the tissue.
