Retrospective clonal analysis in the mouse (Lescroart et al., 2010) suggests a conservation of shared cardiac and pharyngeal lineages; caveats applicable to chamber-specific lineage allocation, including the timing of clone induction and the promoter used to visualize clones, remain.
Moreover, retrospective studies had shown that patients with AKI shared low cardiac index (CI) and higher central venous pressure (CVP) after resuscitation [ 16, 17], suggesting the cardiac output may play an important role during the development of septic AKI.
There are reports suggesting an enhanced maternal blood supply to the uterine vessels, at the later stage of pregnancy that compete for shared maternal cardiac output toward fetal-placenta and other organs of the mother [148 150].
We note that for the B16-F0 and F10 melanoma lines, a high incidence of tumor growth is found in the heart (75%) indicating that the tumor suppressive properties of skeletal muscle are not shared by cardiac muscle.
Such interactions provided crucial social, psychological, and emotional support and encouragement, a phenomenon shared by cardiac patients in other settings (43– 43).
Develop standardized protocols for the contribution, curation, archival, classification and sharing of cardiac image data and derived analyses, including labeling of images and models in the CAP database with ontological terms.
The proportion of high spatial frequency k-space data shared from neighboring cardiac phases (one-third of the number of cardiac phases) was related to cardiac phase distance.
A recall bias is unlikely to have occurred since firstly, cases and controls shared the same cardiac condition, and secondly the association between benfluorex and mitral regurgitation was not known.
The shared expression of cardiac developmental genes (for example, Nkx-2.5, dHand, and Mesp1) supports the homology of bilaterian hearts from chordates to flies [ 62- 69].
Among the top-ranked drugs, many compounds, such as helveticoside, lanatoside, digoxigenin, digoxin, digitoxigenin and ouabain, are classified into a cardiac glycoside family sharing a common chemical structure.
