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Monitoring of regeneration itself, maturation and maintenance of regenerated motor axons is achieved by this technique in various studies [23].

She says Southwark remains committed to social housing and would finance the regeneration itself if it could, but that successive governments have made that financially impossible, forcing councils to rely on private finance.

In contrast, ttr-57 mutations affected neither axon regeneration itself nor the defect in regeneration observed in ttr-11 km64 ttr-11 km64ig. 1c, Supplemutants Fig. 2, and Supplementary Table 1c.

What about the quality of the cultural regeneration itself?

However, all of these studies have been limited to only bone regeneration itself, and there have been no studies of the implants remaining on the implanted sites or the stress distribution of these implants during functional loading.

The only portion of the sequence still in existence, bar a few poor-quality silent 8mm clips, is the regeneration itself and a few seconds before it, which had been shown in a 1973 episode of Blue Peter.

Regeneration announces itself in every corner of the zoo.

Although it is recognized that epicardium is required for muscle regeneration and itself has high regenerative potential, the extent of cellular heterogeneity within epicardial tissue is largely unexplored.

Fed up with the in fighting the newly elected Conservative government of Margaret Thatcher decided that the city was incapable of handling regeneration initiatives itself and under the guidance of the 'Minister for Merseyside' Michael Heseltine, set up the Merseyside Development Corporation in 1981 to take over the responsibility of regenerating and redeveloping Liverpool's south docks.

Unexpectedly, we identified the transcription factor period, a component of the circadian clock, to be critical for regeneration, which itself follows a circadian rhythm.

Obviously, hair cell death or the regeneration process itself could be the subject of high-throughput screens (genetic or chemical), as has been done previously with damage induced in hair cells by neomycin [ 30- 32].