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Genetic oscillations, their changing spatial pattern, and tissue shortening direct the rhythm of sequential body segmentation.
Movies of each ISO application were made, and maximum contraction was chosen to determine tissue shortening.
Tissue velocity imaging was converted to strain rate which measures deformation velocity gradients within small regions, giving information about the rate of local tissue shortening or lengthening along the beam axis.
A quarter had evidence of soft tissue shortening and more than half had severe motor weakness.
Examples include abdominal situs ambiguous, polydactyly, herniated liver tissue, shortening of the gall ducts, rib abnormalities and duplication of ductus venosus and bifid ureter (Fig. 6).
Finally, a recent report has beautifully demonstrated that in zebrafish embryos the rate of tissue shortening, in addition to the periodicity of clock gene oscillations, is important in determining the periodicity of segmentation (Soroldoni et al., 2014).
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However, high expression of hUCP3 in neuronal tissue shortened lifespan.
An ideal antibiotic would swiftly kill all of the non-multiplying and multiplying bacteria in an infected tissue, thereby shortening antibiotic regimens.
Given that telomerase activity is limiting or absent in most somatic tissues, shortening of telomeres during development and aging is the rule.
The end was stripped of soft tissue and shortened by 2 cm.
Debridement of damaged tissue can shorten the trachea by as much as 50%.
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