Marie Unna hereditary hypotrichosis (MUHH; OMIM-146550) is an autosomal dominant disorder that displays coarse and twisted hair development in early age in humans and progresses to alopecia as the patients grow older.
But the noir-loving sycophant in me wanted more refreshingly twisted plot developments—something as audacious as a room full of people being directed to hang themselves followed by a young woman stabbing herself in the neck with a broken wine glass.
In short, sub mutants in the Ler background show characteristic defects such as impaired integument development, twisted siliques, misshaped floral organs, and short and twisted stems (Figure 3) [27], [27].
Damon turns out to have enlisted his daughter for some twisted payback, a development that, partly because of Mr. Cage and Ms. Moretz's chemistry, proves more diverting than Dave's adolescent delusions.
They are even collaborating with a group in China that will launch a satellite in 2016 which should be able to bounce light waves from a sender on one part of the Earth to distant receiver elsewhere.Further development of twisted light's travel-worthiness may, in time, join that effort as well.
The etiologies of the development of twisted fallopian tube in this case were paratubal cyst, pregnancy and sudden body position changes.
The use of the 3DL process for the upwind sails led to great efficiency gains in terms of structural integrity, and the development of a twisted flow wind tunnel was invaluable in the development of the downwind sails.
The information can help researchers focus on exposed regions where abnormal prions might bind before imposing the twisted structure--and perhaps guide development of drugs that protect prions from this fate.
In this model, the proteins BMP endothelial cell precursor-derived regulator (BMPER) and twisted gastrulation (Tsg) were essential for development of an intact vascular system.
Even when you are 100% positive you think you know what's going to happen it goes all twisted and the author (Pat Walsh) adds a new development.
