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This rare disease which progresses with calcium and phosphate deposition in the alveolar space is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by the SLC34A2 gene mutation.

This is of particular importance if we consider that there is evidence of a decreased calcium absorption in the intestinal lumen in response to vitamin D intake, an event which progresses with advancing age (Pattanaungkul et al 2000), thus exposing the elderly to an increased risk of calcium deficiency.

At Christmas she was still able to enjoy a conversation and follow a television programme; a fortnight later she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, which progressed with a rapidity that, I was told, was very unusual.

These circumstances commonly trigger gullying processes on slopes, which progress with great celerity.

SIMA epitope expressed in mucosa adjacent to adenomas preceded changes in perineoplastic morphology, which progressed with adenoma growth to resemble transitional mucosa (TM) adjacent to cancers.

On Friday, January 26, the UNICEF Board will hold a joint meeting with the Executive Board of UNDP/UNFPA, with the participation of the World Food Programme, in which progress with the use of Common Country Assessment indicator frameworks will be examined.

reported that the adaptive transfer of murine NK cells alone failed to control tumor growth in HSCT, and that this NK cell dysfunction was related to loss of cytotoxicity, which progressed with tumor exposure 30.

Here, we present a case of multifocal skeletal tuberculosis affecting the knees in an immunocompetent individual, which progressed with a slow therapeutic response to a fixed-dose combination regimen of anti-tuberculosis drugs.

Targeting of mutant KrasG12D or KrasG12V specifically to the murine pancreas is sufficient to initiate development of ADM, PanINs, IPMNs and AFLs, which progress with long latency to invasive metastatic PDAC, thus recapitulating the human disease (Hingorani et al, 2003; Guerra et al, 2007; Seidler et al, 2008; Morris et al, 2010; Pylayeva-Gupta et al, 2011).

This contrasts with shock in sepsis and possibly malaria, which progresses rapidly with a high risk of early mortality.

During WD elongation, which progresses in register with somite segmentation (Fig. 1H; supplementary material Movie 1; n=3 embryos), leader cells were elongated in shape and possessed numerous cellular processes that repeatedly extended and retracted in the direction of WD elongation (Fig. 1J; supplementary material Movie 3).