Spindle cells are thought to be of endothelial origin that assume the characteristic spindle shape upon infection with KS-associated herpesvirus (KSHV), also called human herpesvirus-8 (HHV-8), the causative agent for KS [1].
More than that, he also contrived to interweave into his narrative a critique of the Nazi state and its origins that would help shape the prodigious historiography of the Hitler regime that blossomed like a pernicious weed throughout the second half of the 20th century.
Montillo's biography of Mary Shelley sketches the social and scientific contexts that shaped the origin of Frankenstein.
Nucleotide sequences of novel sex determiners will allow us to trace the evolutionary history 12, 15, 69 and the evolutionary forces that shaped their origin 12.
Molecular markers, such as mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and autosomal polymorphisms, have been particularly useful in investigating the wild species origin of cattle and the subsequent genetic events that shaped the present pattern of genetic diversity.
However, little is known about the evolutionary processes that shaped diversification in LCR Mastacembelus, their biogeographic origins, or when colonization of the LCR occurred.
At least one lesson from books like Charles Taylor's A Secular Age or Michael Gillespie's The Theological Origins of Modernity is that understanding theology provides glimpses into many of the forces that shaped societies in the West.
We have analysed the factors that shaped Fur regulatory functions in different bacteria in order to create a bridge between origin and cellular role.
I grew up pulled by the two identities that shaped me — a child of Liberia and a citizen of India, my parents' country of origin — but never fully belonging to either.
The findings support earlier hypotheses about the structures' shared origins that were based on their shapes and, coupled with the team's earlier discovery that the duo is also turned on during insect wing development, suggests that arthropods' array of land-based adaptations arose from the gills of their water-bound ancestors.
