This indicates the presence of Actinomyces sp. In this layer, physiologically inactive or dead cells can also be found.
Another explanation might be that the basal layer constitutes previous stages of the biofilm that have become secluded from nutrients and contain dead or physiologically inactive cells with lower fluorescence intensity as has been shown in vitro [24], [25].
"But neurologists now also accept there's a much larger area known as the ischemic (blood-starved) penumbra that isn't dead, but is physiologically traumatized - and because so few doctors know how to treat this condition, eventually it does die".
Most were acute phase proteins, even though they act as carry and transport proteins in blood, bind hormones, cytokines and other physiologically important compounds, or are released by dead or damaged cells.
These isolations of WNV from dead birds and the identification of viral RNA in physiologically active adult mosquitoes collected during the winter season (November March) imply that the virus is active year-round in Harris County (Table 1) and the western Gulf region.
Because tidal volumes are so small (often less than anatomic dead space), the mean airway pressure in HFOV - which physiologically functions like positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) on conventional ventilation - can often be set much higher than usual PEEP settings because one does not have to leave room for a large increase in airway pressure with each inspiration.
Lastly, to provide more direct evidence that the kinase activity of the putative Lsk1p-Lsc1p complex was indeed physiologically relevant, as opposed to some other property of the complex, we created a kinase dead mutant of Lsk1p by mutating the conserved lysine-306 residue to arginine.
"I mean physiologically," he added.
Physiologically and psychologically, we are hunter-gatherers".
Physiologically, it's like your drug.
Unfortunately, that's true physiologically as well.
