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The clusters, grown from embryonic stem cells, contain a surprising number of structures that resemble early human brains, including retinal tissue, the cerebral cortex (the brain's outermost layer), and the choroid plexus (the cavity that produces cerebrospinal fluid).
A comparison of the active site pockets of the putative hydroxylases AclR and SnoaL2 with those of bona fide polyketide cyclases reveals distinct differences in amino acids lining the cavity that might be responsible for the switch in chemistry.
The results obtained from validated docking studies indicate that the important amino acids inside the active site of the cavity that are responsible for essential interactions are Glu33, Asp395 and Arg26 for SERT and Ala30, Lys7, Asp31, Phe5 and Tyr82 for NK1R receptors.
In this procedure, surgical instruments are passed through the nose towards the sphenoid bone, which is opened to give access to the cavity that contains the pituitary gland.
In the parking lot across the street from the Charles Theatre, artist Miki Flores-Amper built "The Crater" — a curved, plywood bowl featuring a geodesic dome that resembles the cavity that might result from a close encounter with a meteorite.
A hernia is a protrusion of a tissue or part of an organ through the cavity that normally contains it.
Jez Gibson, of Crawley Creatures, didn't just have to make a realistic dinosaur body out of latex, foam, fibre glass and polystyrene, he had to create organs to fill the cavities that would be sliced open during the filming.
When the templates are removed, the cavities that keep specific recognition sites are left in the polymeric structure.
What's more, the strenuous movements could also flex the membranes of sinuses – fanning a soft breeze through the cavities that should cause our mucus to evaporate, which should chill the head like air conditioning.
After 6 weeks in culture, VWF positive cells were organized specifically on the inside of the cavities that appeared over time in culture.
Numerous leucocytes infiltrated the damaged area, not only between neighbouring muscle cells but also in the cavities that developed after destruction of tissue organization.
