Lateral wall

Schaeffer J.P. (1910). The lateral wall of the cavum nasi in man with especial reference to the various developmental stages. J Morphol 21, 613-707. 

These cues are important in rearing, territorial, courtship and, in particular, sexual behaviors. The vomeronasal organ (VNO) is separate from the main epithelium in mammals, comprising a thin epithelial tissue within a bony capsule in the lateral wall of the nasal cavity. It is probably vestigial in humans. The VNO epithelium contains at least two populations of microvillar chemosensory neurons one is in the more apical aspects of the epithelium, while the other lies in the more basal region. These two populations of vomeronasal neurons (VNs) are defined by the differential expression of several genes. For example, the apical VNs express the G-protein subunit Ga, while the basal neurons express Ga0. Apical and basal VNs also... 

In such an osmometer the lateral walls on the depth of the half cells are made up of perforated brass plates the width and the depth of each groove in the plate are 1.5 mm and the distance between two adjacent groove is also 1.5 mm. The diameter of osmometer cell is 11.5 cm. The semi-permeable membrane is clamped between the two half-cells. The solution is placed in the glass-tube having a needle-type stopcock and is fitted with pure solvent. The volume of the osmometer cell is about 7 ml. The assembled osmometer is put in a double-walled air thermometer. The temperature fluctuations in the thermostate are 0.05°C. 

Roof diaphragms should be designed to resist lateral wall reactions applied as in-piane loads as well as blast overpressures applied as oul-of-planc loads. Though Equation 7.2 could be used for this load interaction, separate, structural bracing members are normally added to transfer lateral wall reactions. Refer to AISI199 J for further information. 

The lateral walls of the abdominal cavity are pinned back on the cork board. The liver, stomach, spleen, and intestines are first observed in situ in the abdominal cavity (Fig. 2). 

The nasal septum is supplied posteriorly by the sphenopalatine artery, superiorly by the anterior ethmoid artery, and antero-inferiorly by the superior labial branch of the facial artery. In addition, the inferior and lateral walls of the nasal cavity are supplied by the palatine and ethmoid artery, respectively, whereas the remainder of the blood supply to the nasal cavity comes from the sphenopalatine artery. 

We investigated the de novo generated cells in five representative locations within the SVZa (Fig. 3B, C) (1) dorsal SVZa at the roof of the ventricle capping the striatum (2) septal SVZa along the medial wall of the lateral ventricle (3) caudate SVZa along the lateral wall adjacent to the head of the caudate nucleus (4) ventral SVZa at the floor of the ventricle and (5) anterior SVZa at the rostral tip of the anterior horn of the lateral ventricle. 

Figure 9.1 Lateral wall of the nasal cavity. A nasal vestibule B inferior turbinate C middle turbinate D superior turbinate Hatched area the olfactory region...

D. Assume that the cell walls are equal in thickness. For a given internal pressure, which cell would have the highest cell wall stress (consider only the lateral wall for Nitella) ... 

Representations of mesophyll cells showing how geometry affects Ames/A. Spheres or cylinders with hemispherical ends in an orthogonal (right-angled) array lead to the indicated Ames/A. The length of the lateral walls of the palisade cells in panel c is six times the radius r. 

Therefore, a more elaborate model taking into account the presence of the lateral walls and the sparger design will now be presented. 

Recent advances inclnde the nse of a fornical incision, which is considered a technical advance in decompression surgery because it allows good views of the medial and lateral walls of the orbit. Additionally, a transcaruncu-lar approach to the medial wall allows easy removal of the ethmoid bones. 

Because pit formation is activated by elastic strain from extended defects (which can be deliberately introduced), we can exert some degree of control over the size and density of the pits and, therefore, the available population of undercoordinated Mo. To test the influence that these sites have on the chemisorption of alcohols, a series of model surfaces were created with different densities of undercoordinated Mo associated with pits and then reacted with methanol saturated N2 at 330 °C. These conditions lead to the formation of the H, Mo03 phase, which was used as a quantitative and local indicator of the dissociative chemisorption reaction. The images in Fig. 13 illustrate selected results from these experiments. In Fig. 13a and b, it is clear that the acicular H,jMo03 precipitates are growing from the lateral walls of the surface pits [75]. 

One case of an acute lateral wall myocardial infarction (MI) was reported in a woman after daily ingestion of Edita s Skinny Pill (containing 300 mg bitter orange plus caffeine and guarana) for 1 year (44). The 55-year-old Caucasian woman developed chest discomfort after eating Chinese food. After workup at the hospital, the woman was diagnosed with acute lateral-wall MI and smoking addiction. Her ejection fraction was 0.45. Prior to this incident, she had no known coronary artery disease, hypertension, or hyperlipidemia. 

Nykamp DL, Fackih MN, Compton AL. Possible association of acute lateral-wall myocardial infarction and bitter orange supplement. Ann Pharmacother 2004 38 812-816. 

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