It requires detachment and perspective, what Andrew Hudgins calls the "chemical Zen" of Paxil.
"Having" involves taking possession of objects, requires detachment from the self, and is the realm in which one seeks conceptual mastery and universal solutions.
Indeed, as soon as I consider my body as an object, it ceases to be "my body," because the nature of conceptual thought requires detachment from the object under analysis.
Tau aggregation requires detachment of Tau from microtubules, which is increased by Tau phosphorylation inside the repeat domain [ 57].
A single approach remains disadvantageous since it is difficult to secure the visual field, which requires detachment of the inferior oblique muscle from the bone insertion.
Metastasis formation is a multistep process, which requires detachment and embolization of cancer cells, circulation survival, extraversion and proliferation within a new organ [ 27].
Importantly, the activation of the TAB-TAK complex requires detachment of the TLR4-SC from the plasma membrane and translocation to the cytosol.
However, these methods require detachment of adherent cells from the culture vessel, which often triggers stress responses and alteration of cell morphology and eventually precludes cell treatments with short kinetics.
Typical assays, such as cell enumeration using a counting chamber or flow cytometry, require detachment of the cells and are thus disruptive to key characteristics of the cell populations, such as spatial distribution or morphology, preventing collection of this potentially valuable information.
That is a consoling fantasy for many museums, and maybe even some artists; but criticism proper requires distance, detachment, a certain heartless reminder that we are not all on the same side, not all of the time.
