At this bootstrapped stage, it's safe to say Dudr is skeletal in terms of features and pretty rough round the edges, design wise.
Severe, progressive skeletal pathology, termed dysostosis multiplex, is a prominent clinical feature of MPS VII.
Several studies have evaluated the dental and skeletal short-term effects of comprehensive fixed appliance treatment combined with the FRD in class II patients.
Biological ageing is typically associated with a progressive increase in body fat mass and a loss of lean body mass, particularly skeletal muscle termed sarcopenia [ 10].
In the first step, all human biomaterial was cleaned, registered, and evaluated according to the presence of the skeletal elements (termed "representativity") and the conditions of the bone substance ("preservation").
We are proposing a multi-site randomized controlled trial with partial crossover to examine the effects of timing of exercise implementation (immediate or delayed) on preserving long-term skeletal health, reversing short- and long-term metabolic and cardiovascular risk factors, and supporting mental health in men receiving androgen deprivation therapy.
Long-term skeletal behavior of Pb is described in terms of age-specific rates of restructuring of compact and trabecular bone.
Using the PubMed database, it was found that a part of the significant modulated genes were strongly associated with the following terms: skeletal muscle, mitochondria, myoblast, endoplasmic reticulum.
Radiotherapy is an effective treatment for skeletal metastasis in terms of preventing impending fractures, controlling pain, and restoring function [33], [34].
All but two of the overrepresented biological process terms (skeletal muscle adaptation (GO 0043501) and maintenance of fidelity involved in DNA-dependent DNA replication (GO 0045005)) remained significant when titin (the largest gene in the dataset) was removed from the analysis.
