Tissues development

Organ weights and tissue development in rats administered both endosulfan and estradiol were not significantly different from those seen in rats that received estradiol alone. The study results indicate that endosulfan was neither estrogenic nor anti-estrogenic under the conditions of this assay. 

Karim FD, Rubin GM 1998 Ectopic expression of activated Rasl induces hyperplastic growth and increased cell death in Drosophila imaginal tissues. Development 125 1-9 Kawamura K, Shibata T, Saget O, Peel D, Bryant PJ 1999 A new family of growth factors produced by the fat body and active on Drosophila imaginal disc cells. Development 126 211-219... 

Atherosclerosis is a wide-spread pathology, manifested chiefly by the deposition of cholesterol in arterial walls, which results in the formation of lipid plaques (atheromas). Lipid plaques are specific foreign bodies around which the connective tissue develops abnormally (this process is called sclerosis). This leads to the cal-cification of the impaired site of a blood vessel. The blood vessels become inelastic and compact, the blood supply through the vessels is impeded, and the plaques may develop into thrombi. 

Cronin M, Pho M, Dutta D, et al. Measurement of gene expression in archival paraffin-embedded tissues development and performance of a 92-gene reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction assay. Am. J. Pathol. 2004 164 35—42. 

All eucaryotic cells contain various proteins in their cytoplasm that interact to form mechanically stabilizing structures. The amounts of these proteins differ with cell type, and the structural elements - collectively referred to as the cytoskeleton -can be very labile. Labile transformations of cytoskeletal networks are involved in such essential biological phenomena as chromosome movement and cell division, intracellular material transport, shape changes relating to tissue development, and amoeboid-like locomotion (1-3). A great deal of work in recent years has led to the biochemical characterization of numerous cytoskeletal proteins(A) and the elucidation of their spatial localization within a cell(2). However, few quantifiable models yet exist that are appropriate for incorporating that information into notions of shape transformation and cell movement(5-8). 

Ostby J, Price M, Furr J, et al Perinatal exposure to the phthalates DEHP, BBP, DINP but not DEP, DMP or DOTP permanently alters androgen-dependent tissue development in Sprague-Dawley rats. Biol Reprod 62(suppl 1) 184-5, 2000... 

Nandrolone facilitates formation of body muscle mass and strengthens the process of osseous tissue development. The main indications for using nandrolone, as well as other anabolic steroids, are abnormal protein anabolism, asthenia, diseases accompanied by protein loss, adrenal insufficiency, steroid diabetes, and prolonged condition of sluggishness. Synonyms of this drug used in the form of acid esters are retabolil, fenobolin, eubolin, and many others. 

Fatty acids A major component of fats that are used by the body for energy and tissue development, [nih]... 

While quantitative defenses or digestibility reducing substances are also present In small quantities In the. young needles, they do not seem to be effective In reducing female dry weight, larval density, or level of defoliation. This Is consistent with the reasoning that young tissue development... 

AT2 receptors are present at high density in all tissues during fetal development, but they are much less abundant in the adult where they are expressed at high concentration only in the adrenal medulla, reproductive tissues, vascular endothelium, and parts of the brain. AT2 receptors are up-regulated in pathologic conditions including heart failure and myocardial infarction. The functions of the AT2 receptor appear to include fetal tissue development, inhibition of growth and proliferation, cell differentiation, apoptosis, and vasodilation. 

Lycium barbarum L. L. megistocarpum Dun. L. ovatum Loisel. L. trewianum G. Don L. turbinatum Loisel. Gou Gi, Gou Qi Zi (Ningxia wolfberry) (fruit) Betaine, zeaxanthin, physalein, carotenes, nicotinic acid, vitamin Q 33,447 Increase leukocyte count, anticancer, increase immunity, stimulation of tissue development. 

Lycium barbarum L. China Betaine, zeaxanthin, physalein, carotine, nicotinic acid, vitamin C.33 Increase leukocyte count, increase immunity, stimulate tissue development. 

Abstract This chapter will reviews the Raman spectroscopy of the subject tissues. After a brief introduction to the structure, biology, and function of these tissues, we will describe the spectra and band assignments of the tissues and then summarize applications to studies of tissue development, mechanical function and competence, and pathology. Both metabolic diseases and genetic disorders will be covered. 

Lucchini, F., Sacco, M. G., Hu, N., Villa, A., Brown, J., Cesano, L., Mangiarini, L., Rindi, G., Kindi, S., Sessa, F. et al. (1992). Early and multifocal tumors in breast, salivary, harderian and epididymal tissues developed in MMTV-neu transgenic mice. Cancer Lett. 64, 203—209. 

With the exception of a few species with progenetic plerocercoids (e.g. Schistocephalus) it is only within the definitive host that cestode tissue develops in a strobilar direction, and it is self-evident that strobilar differentiation must be induced by factors present in the intestinal environment. Clearly, any number of known parameters of the intestine (Fig. 3.1, p. 37)... 

Interveinal streaks of white necrotic tissue develop between the veins of small grains, grasses, and corn (Figure 3). The lesions may cross the smaller veins, and when the injury is very severe, it may even cross the... 

Copper The content of Cu in the human body is estimated to range between 50 and 80 pg. The RDA is 1.5-3.0 mg per day for adults. Copper is an essential component of several enzymes and is required in bone formation, cellular respiration, cardiac function, connective tissue development, and myelination of the spinal cord [11-14]. This metal is also necessary for Fe absorption and mobilization. Again, Cu content in milk differs with the biological species, stage of lactation, and diet intake. In all species colostrum is substantially richer in Cu than mature milk is. 

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