These observations are essentially similar to those found in solitary adenomas and carcinomas of the colon, and illustrate the uniform involvement of the plasminogen activation system in colorectal carcinogenesis.
In contrast to animals infected with SSLOW strain, the brains of 263K-infected hamsters showed uniform involvement of the cerebellum, hippocampus and all layers of the frontal cortex (Fig. 4a, c e, Fig. S7).
The Interior Ministry spokesman, Sediq Seddiqi, said that the attackers' tactics, and the fact that some wore security uniforms, suggested involvement by the Haqqani Network.
For example, the tissue distribution of PrPSc in vCJD differs strikingly from that in classical CJD and inherited prion disease [ 51– 55, 57, 57, 61, 124] with uniform and prominent involvement of lymphoreticular tissues, with the highest amounts (up to 10% of brain concentrations) in tonsil [ 52, 124].
Restricted H+ diffusivity in cytoplasm predisposes pH-sensitive Ca2+ signalling to becoming non-uniform, but the involvement of readily diffusible intracellular Na+ ions may provide a means for combatting this.
In contrast, the semantic dementia group showed a more uniform atrophy pattern with involvement chiefly of the anterior temporal lobes, initially with predominant involvement of the left temporal lobe and increasingly bitemporal involvement with increasing disease duration.
The singers were uniform in their commitment, involvement and diction, even under the beaky white half masks, created by Ross Brown, that gave them a cartoonlike quality, like figures in a children's book.
Muscle involvement is not uniform however, with muscles of the head, tongue and diaphragm largely unaffected in mutant mice [14].
Diabetes management follows a uniform protocol that includes the involvement of an endocrinologist, a diabetes nurse educator, and a dietitian.
That remains the highest-profile aspect of the Spades' involvement, though the uniforms themselves won't actually encase any Song employees until February 2004.
The Villaraigosa vision, outlined at a successful charter school in poor south Los Angeles, stresses more charter schools (LA has 86 at the moment) "both to give families more choices and to keep positive pressure on the school bureaucracy"; more parental involvement; more school uniforms; and more after-school activities.Great stuff, but it would be naive to count on success.
