She sings in Spanish about pathways, journeys, dreams and curative kisses as the music drifts between lullaby and incantation, awash in distractions and apparitions.
"As this is the ancient church, and the Church of England church, they would have passed through here in worship… the walk, the pathway, the journey to this church would have been very familiar to the family," he says.
In addition, it is integrated with consumer-specific care pathways (called "journeys") that provide knowledge in an actionable way.
The original idea was to treat the Rab activation pathway as a journey, with the route referred to by a key waypoint along the journey.
"But one thing I want to make clear: As highly an improbable pathway that my journey has been from where I came from to where I am, yada, yada, yada, my story is not unique.
Proteins that are secreted or reside within the organelles of the secretory pathway initiate their journey when they are translocated into the membrane or lumen of the ER.
Proteins that enter the secretory pathway begin their journey in the ER, where they are assembled and subjected to a strict quality control (Ellgaard et al. 1999; Lederkremer 2009).
Metaphorically, of course, river and railway are closely allied and both symbolise life's journey; pathways towards death.
Full of advice on how to be creative and caring and sharing, on growing and nurturing and finding "wellsprings" and "pathways" on our "journey" through life, this Nudelman frequently lapses into unconscious self-congratulation; and he certainly doesn't mind letting one know how sensitive he is.
Their journey pathways look like the route maps in airline in-flight magazines, but at the end of their flight a medical procedure awaits, often involving a third-party donor or surrogate.
