Faux-wise passive-aggressive hippie maxims always seem true and wounding in the moment.
The BBC, therefore, isn't wrong, or bad: it is guilty of "failure", or of being "defective", a word somehow particularly wounding in its total lack of malevolence.
Our data demonstrate a key role for eccrine sweat glands in reconstituting the epidermis after wounding in humans.
An 18-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of wounding, in Wednesfield, during the early hours.
Wounding in this unique environment triggers a complex cascade of tightly controlled events culminating in a scarless wound phenotype of fine reticular collagen and abundant hyaluronic acid.
Nine out of the 10 SMS-inducible genes were also expressed in response to the three abiotic stresses of drought, touch, and wounding in 3-week-old Arabidopsis plants respectively.
Modernist Christians express benign sympathy -- and look for early childhood wounding (in particular at the hands of fundamentalists that left the scarred freethinker unable to enjoy the wonder and joy of faith.
Indeed, retroviral overexpression of Wnt5a after wounding in mice did not antagonize nuclear translocation of β-catenin [28].
Our results show that genetic variants in the KRT1 interval are associated with the rate of HEK migration after wounding in vitro.
Similarly, scratch wounding in the presence of the MEK1 inhibitor U0126 prevented SLK upregulation when compared to a DMSO control (figure 6C).
