ライフサイエンスコーパス: longitudinal axis

1 ode separation distances (i.e. < 1 mm in the longitudinal axis).

2 ed to a single direction along the air-sac's longitudinal axis.

3 rter suspensors and reduced growth along the longitudinal axis.

4 ing the presence of cells dividing along the longitudinal axis.

5 nal identity of hair cells along the organ's longitudinal axis.

6 focuses fluorescent light emission along the longitudinal axis.

7 tural and connectivity differences along the longitudinal axis.

8 their generation point along the hippocampal longitudinal axis.

9 ested that both pathways jointly specify the longitudinal axis.

10 nemonic processing along the parahippocampal longitudinal axis.

11 of freely swimming sperm cells around their longitudinal axis.

12 ell-defined developmental gradient along the longitudinal axis.

13 in the human DG/CA3, particularly along the longitudinal axis.

14 with increasing cattle numbers over the same longitudinal axis.

15 ithelial cells divide parallel to the airway longitudinal axis.

16 radial axis and developmental time along the longitudinal axis.

17 CA3 to CA3 also travel extensively along the longitudinal axis.

18 of hilar neurons throughout the hippocampal longitudinal axis.

19 on, elongation and differentiation along its longitudinal axis.

20 tic and as radially symmetrical around their longitudinal axis.

21 two CM cells, when separated by 1 mm in the longitudinal axis.

22 centrations, and distance from the scanner's longitudinal axis.

23 ges on granule cells located >2 mm along the longitudinal axis.

24 acquired at 0, 5, and 10 cm from the scanner longitudinal axis.

25 ng transverse segments along the hippocampal longitudinal axis.

26 ned rapidly for distances > or = 2 mm in the longitudinal axis.

27 h decussated commissural axons turn into the longitudinal axis.

28 circumferential axis and < or = 4 mm in the longitudinal axis.

29 which animals rotate 180 degrees about their longitudinal axis.

30 slope of relative activity along the cardiac longitudinal axis.

31 -to-cell contacts, predominantly along their longitudinal axis.

32 e and their subsequent rostral turn into the longitudinal axis.

33 ubjects were rotated in darkness about their longitudinal axis 20 degrees off-vertical at a constant

34 ural control resulting in rotation about the longitudinal axis (60 degrees+/-4 deg).

35 ed of these globules aligned roughly along a longitudinal axis, a morphology distinct from that of Ab

36 However, the rotation of the hippocampal longitudinal axis across species makes it unclear how th

37 directionally oriented along the ghost fiber longitudinal axis, allowing for spreading of progenitors

38 its subfields, and specialization along its longitudinal axis, along with its interaction with other

39 These ectopic joints develop along the longitudinal axis and persist at birth, suggesting that

40 tes: Gates 0 and 1 that were centered on the longitudinal axis and separated by a fixed distance, and

41 istinct subregions along the parahippocampal longitudinal axis and suggesting that, in humans, the pa

42 strikingly dissociated along the hippocampal longitudinal axis and that activity in the posterior hip

43 of the angle of inclination relative to the longitudinal axis and the table increment.

44 of the semiconductor shell (along its major longitudinal axis) and of the metal core.

45 requently, were elongated along the cellular longitudinal axis, and dissipated slowly.

46 Nanowires typically grow along their longitudinal axis, and the long-range order among wires

47 ly and temporally vary, and forces along its longitudinal axis are spatially heterogeneous.

48 ighted also the anterior-to-posterior (i.e., longitudinal) axis as a key contributor to this brain re

49 stic stiffness along the craniocaudal (i.e., longitudinal) axis being lower than perpendicular to it.

50 lude that spinal network architecture in the longitudinal axis can vary dramatically, with differenti

51 Along the root's longitudinal axis, cells sequentially occupy different d

52 hanically resistant to force applied along a longitudinal axis compared to force applied perpendicula

53 ominant expression patterns along the root's longitudinal axis do not strictly correlate with previou

54 imaging, we measured peak early velocity of longitudinal axis expansion (Ea) in 8 patients with cons

55 Our study indicates that longitudinal axis expansion velocities are markedly redu

56 The measurement of longitudinal axis expansion velocities provides a clinic

57 ramidal cells were FG-labeled throughout the longitudinal axis, FG-positive interneurons exhibited a

58 understood using multiple markers of cardiac longitudinal axis function and cardiac deformation analy

59 Studies of longitudinal axis function of the right ventricle show t

60 tional differentiation along the hippocampal longitudinal axis in humans.

61 ned by the ripple generation location on the longitudinal axis, in agreement with a possible distinct

62 ts that are generated sequentially along the longitudinal axis, in species-specific patterns.

63 ile stress-strain behavior of bone along its longitudinal axis is modeled by using a simple shear-lag

64 ariation of ~100 degrees rotation around the longitudinal axis is observed for domains binding at the

65 a relatively homogenous structure along the longitudinal axis, it has become clear that the rodent h

66 rsal axis) and longitudinal (along the major longitudinal axis) modes.

67 ich distinct hippocampal memories across the longitudinal axis modulate behavior could aid in the und

68 hown to form spirals that traverse along the longitudinal axis of Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia c

69 ndrocytes are organized in columns along the longitudinal axis of bone growth.

70 aturation zone were oriented parallel to the longitudinal axis of cells.

71 ly dynamic, filamentous structures along the longitudinal axis of Escherichia coli formed by ParM, a

72 icardial muscle fibers and bundles along the longitudinal axis of fiber orientation.

73 s expressed in the endoderm along the entire longitudinal axis of hydra, but at relatively high level

74 r-to-anterior gradient, corresponding to the longitudinal axis of increasing representational scale.

75 of human tissue samples extracted along the longitudinal axis of the adult human hippocampus can be

76 y transverse direction, swinging towards the longitudinal axis of the body.

77 form of continuous parallel cables along the longitudinal axis of the cell.

78 in direction from random to parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cells with peak reorientation s

79 ed, dash-like staining that aligned with the longitudinal axis of the cells.

80 Guidance cues along the longitudinal axis of the CNS are poorly understood.

81 odes were separated by up to 15 mm along the longitudinal axis of the colon.

82 t a strong electron delocalization along the longitudinal axis of the columnar pai-stacking architect

83 onses were tonotopically organized along the longitudinal axis of the crista acustica, the bushcricke

84 ng medullary zone indicates a bias along the longitudinal axis of the epithelium.

85 esce into linear structures aligned with the longitudinal axis of the fiber, often in the vicinity of

86 ese targets occurred gradually and along the longitudinal axis of the filament, therefore defining a

87 orizontal processes oriented parallel to the longitudinal axis of the folium, postmitotic granule cel

88 The longitudinal axis of the helical structure, and the tran

89 t the dentate neuroepithelium throughout the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus generates both the

90 GCs locally, contralaterally, and along the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus, thereby establishi

91 and follows a functional gradient along the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus.

92 ypothesis that activity dissipates along the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus.

93 ational and well-organized fashion along the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus.

94 to present higher axonal ramification in the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus.

95 xt-specific modulation of memories along the longitudinal axis of the hippocampus.

96 thickening decreased substantially along the longitudinal axis of the left ventricle, from 69% +/- 13

97 rder parameter and average angle between the longitudinal axis of the lipid molecule and the membrane

98 The longitudinal axis of the maize leaf is composed of, in p

99 r, a double dissociation was found along the longitudinal axis of the MTL memory system: activity in

100 easy axis of magnetism perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the nanowire.

101 ion of vessels at particular sites along the longitudinal axis of the pulmonary vasculature, as well

102 luminal and mucosal samples taken along the longitudinal axis of the rat digestive tract were subjec

103 SHR acts to promote cell division along the longitudinal axis of the root is unknown; SHR is present

104 infection threads migrating parallel to the longitudinal axis of the root, resulting in extensive in

105 quent turning of postcrossing axons into the longitudinal axis of the spinal cord.

106 ation of capillary force with respect to the longitudinal axis of the spirals.

107 e bidirectional and highly aligned along the longitudinal axis of the stem.

108 mages (n = 11) and in linear areas along the longitudinal axis of the tendons on sagittal images (n =

109 Opposing gradients of such factors along the longitudinal axis of the thoracic region of the embryo c

110 uality images and sections orthogonal to the longitudinal axis of the vessel.

111 and different stages can be found along this longitudinal axis of time and development, root system a

112 nts (anterior, posterior) measured along its longitudinal axis, on episodic memory in a sample of cog

113 Anatomically, the hippocampus runs along a longitudinal axis, posterior to anterior in primates.

114 he anatomy and physiology of the hippocampal longitudinal axis, re-entrant loops, and amorphous netwo

115 hifted monotonically with distance along the longitudinal axis, reaching approximately 180 degrees be

116 fine fiber arrays orientated in the tissue's longitudinal axis, reminiscent of the cribriform plexus

117 h as visualization of the vein and needle in longitudinal axis, should be considered.

118 This modulation varied along the hippocampal longitudinal axis such that theta power in the posterior

119 ampus is distributed as a gradient along its longitudinal axis that explains its differential interac

120 y showed that fHPSFs were arranged along the longitudinal axis that were not comparable to the lamell

121 nt subdivisions of the hippocampus along its longitudinal axis: the human posterior (rodent dorsal) h

122 axis toward the lesser curvature and in the longitudinal axis toward the antrum.

123 travel and organizing information along its longitudinal axis, transitioning from detailed posterior

124 ed in a banding pattern perpendicular to the longitudinal axis via a microtubule-dependent mechanism.

125 In hypertrophied myocardium, CV in the longitudinal axis was smaller and transverse velocity wa

126 In the longitudinal axis, we observe an unusual biphasic behavi

127 n into this line, mossy cells throughout the longitudinal axis were degenerated extensively, theta wa

128 preferentially align along the capillaries' longitudinal axis while primary processes are preferably

129 ire additional mechanisms to define a cell's longitudinal axis, width, and length.

130 Implantation occurs along the uterine longitudinal axis within specialized implantation chambe