ライフサイエンスコーパス: eversion

1 and dorsiflexion and combined inversion and eversion.

2 lls to expand and then retract at the end of eversion.

3 were smaller at pupariation and died at head eversion.

4 compensate for the energetic penalty of base eversion.

5 l lethal phenotype involving failure of head eversion.

6 not required for AP site destabilization and eversion.

7 to translocate the air bubble, execute head eversion and elongate incipient wings and legs.

8 pupal development with defects in adult head eversion and leg morphogenesis.

9 ulse and corresponding defects in adult head eversion and salivary gland cell death.

10 s sufficient to determine the timing of head eversion and thus the duration of prepupal development.

11 uring developmental tissue invasion for disc eversion and tumor invasion in Drosophila and modulate B

12 se (MMP) expression, are shared by both disc eversion and tumor invasion processes.

13 cts in larval tracheal growth and pupal head eversion, and Mmp2 mutants have defects in larval tissue

14 Eversion CEA can be performed safely with a low rate of

15 dented pupal cases and pupal death with head eversion defects.

16 ecation cycle in hermaphrodites, and spicule eversion during mating in the male.

17 one during metamorphosis, which trigger disc eversion, elongation and differentiation.

18 the internal carotid artery at the bulb with eversion endarterectomy allows expeditious removal of th

19 olecular dynamics simulations to explore the eversion free energy landscapes of oxoG and G by Fpg, fo

20 permanent neurologic deficits (0.8%) in the eversion group and 11 (2.3%) in the standard group.

21 ficits occurred in 20 patients (0.9%) in the eversion group and 13 patients (2.7%) in the standard gr

22 rtality rate was 1.02% (16/1575) in the solo eversion group and 2.2% (9/410) in the standard group.

23 Three hundred fifteen procedures in the eversion group and 65 procedures in the standard group w

24 even (0.3%) stenoses greater than 60% in the eversion group versus five (1.1%) in the standard group.

25 Major groove eversion has been suggested for other glycosylases, sugg

26 dispersal in mycelial groups and polar tube eversion in the microsporidia (unicellular forms that la

27 nd undergo massive cell death following head eversion, in synchrony with death of the abdominal muscl

28 Base eversion is a fundamental process in the biochemistry of

29 lex (BR-C), and imaginal disc elongation and eversion is abolished in br(5) mutants of the BR-C.

30 14.5 and a mode of 16 (perfect score), with eversion least often performed successfully.

31 s required during pupal development for head eversion, leg and wing disc extension, and abdominal dif

32 ding impaired gas bubble translocation, head eversion, leg elongation, and adult tissue growth.

33 However, during wing disc eversion, loss of the anterior and posterior wing margin

34 at in addition to function, dynamics of base eversion may also be conserved.

35 However, eversion of 8-oxoG through the major groove encounters a

36 required for the proper differentiation and eversion of imaginal discs.

37 path, show that Fpg selectively facilitates eversion of oxoG by stabilizing several intermediate sta

38 rliest measurable events in apoptosis is the eversion of phosphatidylserine from the inner membrane l

39 o human capsulotomy specimens generally show eversion of the capsulotomy edge, but in some cases, thi

40 a series of Nei mutants that interfere with eversion of the damaged base from the helix (QLY69-71AAA

41 g, we calculated free energy surfaces during eversion of the damaged base through the major and minor

42 Finally, eversion of the membrane cap, which liberates the remain

43 more likely to show aggressive responses to eversion of the tentacle organs of the caterpillars.

44 rough eye examination, which includes double eversion of the upper eyelids and sweeping of the fornic

45 ocular signs, including easy or spontaneous eversion of the upper eyelids in conjunction with conjun

46 n MTERF1 unwinds the DNA molecule, promoting eversion of three nucleotides.

47 a rare base flipping event that involves the eversion of three nucleotides.

48 6.5 years since the lens insertion, lid eversion revealed a 'foreign body' retained beneath her

49 vs 11 [31%]; P < .001) and reduced inversion-eversion ROAM (22 [79%] vs 4 [11%]; P < .001).

50 1855 patients underwent 2249 CEAs using the eversion technique.

51 Upon eyelid eversion, the 2 lamellae move as a unit and the postapon

52 Modeling of the base eversion with energy decomposition suggested that the we