ライフサイエンスコーパス: left arm

1 and a lump in the subcutaneous tissue of the left arm.

2 d to receive laser treatment on the right or left arm.

3 t redness, swelling, and burning pain in his left arm.

4 as significantly greater for the nondominant left arm.

5 The next day, he experienced numbness in his left arm.

6 of its consequence, that is the force on the left arm.

7 of LoxP by cleaving the upper strand on the left arm.

8 h resulted in a dense hemianaesthesia of her left arm.

9 and were able to distinguish a right from a left arm.

10 t occupies the previous position of the real left arm after a delay of 60-90 s.

11 Furthermore, the origin of the FLA (Free Left Arm) Alu family can be traced back to the very begi

12 eted reinnervation surgery on a woman with a left arm amputation at the humeral neck.

13 and that the protected site encompasses the left arm and center of DSE1.

14 from a necrotic skin lesion on the patient's left arm and demonstrated angioinvasive features on hist

15 ch focusing on the characterization of both "left-arm" and "right-arm" HL interchain disulfide peptid

16 of a mirror placed at the midline facing the left arm, and obscuring the right).

17 otides in the right arm of IRII, but not the left arm, are absolutely required for termination of RC

18 e of arterial axis variants in the right and left arm arterial axes of individual patients are lackin

19 hs, in the right leg at 4 months, and in the left arm at 12 months.

20 tructure in which LoxP was oriented with the left arm bound by the cleaving Cre subunit suggested a p

21 unit preferentially associates with the LoxP left arm, directing the first strand exchange to that si

22 entally and found that this advantage of the left arm disappeared in left-handed human participants.

23 subjects learned to stabilize the perturbed left arm during right-arm movements by predicting and ac

24 holine micelles as LD mimic reveals that the left arm forms a concise hydrophobic core comprising try

25 e mole larger than 3 mm in diameter on their left arms (hazard ratio = 1.37, 95% confidence interval

26 In contrast, MAT alpha cells inactivate the left arm, including HML, and thus preferentially recombi

27 vein with the right arm injection than with left arm injection (53 of 70, 76% vs 30 of 58, 52%, P <.

28 ontrast material injection and for right and left arm injection.

29 t subclavian artery was necessary to relieve left arm ischemia in another patient.

30 ponse patterns were similar across right and left arm movements to identical targets (extrinsic coord

31 Cre preferred to react with the left arm of a LoxP suicide substrate, but at a similar r

32 show that dormant replication origins on the left arm of budding yeast chromosome III become activate

33 ype rDNA lose the DeltaRFB allele and distal left arm of chromosome 1 during vegetative propagation.

34 a high-resolution meiotic linkage map of the left arm of chromosome 1, one of Tetrahymena's five chro

35 quencing was conducted for trisomics for the left arm of chromosome 2 (2L) and compared with the norm

36 atellite and the terminal HeT-A array in the left arm of chromosome 2 (2L), is sensitive to its conte

37 d and characterized in the 24F region on the left arm of chromosome 2 in Drosophila.

38 tic subunit in the Drosophila genome, on the left arm of chromosome 2.

39 The D. simulans alleles on the left arm of chromosome 3 are largely recessive, allowing

40 nd Est-6, separated by nearly 1000 kb on the left arm of chromosome 3 of Drosophila melanogaster.

41 r (RE) that controls recombination along the left arm of chromosome III (III-L).

42 script levels encoded by all 65 genes on the left arm of chromosome III and 185 transcription factor

43 t, is the initiating event in activating the left arm of chromosome III for donor selection.

44 the structure of approximately 45 kbp of the left arm of chromosome III in a and alpha cells in logar

45 ferences in recombinational frequency of the left arm of chromosome III in yeast a and alpha cells.

46 is established in part by RE, a locus on the left arm of chromosome III that activates the surroundin

47 cells inhibit recombination along the entire left arm of chromosome III, including HML, whereas MATa

48 PS2 are located approximately 30 kb from the left arm of chromosome III, well removed from HML, HMR,

49 r (RE) that controls recombination along the left arm of chromosome III.

50 E), located between HMLalpha and MATa on the left arm of chromosome III.

51 o differences in chromatin structure for the left arm of chromosome III.

52 hat regulates recombination along the entire left arm of chromosome III.

53 r, that controls recombination of the entire left arm of chromosome III.

54 MATa cells activate the entire left arm of chromosome III; thus MATa preferentially rec

55 introduced into the native SUC2 locus on the left arm of chromosome IX.

56 a 405-kb region comprising nearly all of the left arm of chromosome VII in Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

57 is located adjacent to the PLB1 gene on the left arm of chromosome XIII and which we refer to as PLB

58 The PNG1 gene was mapped to the left arm of chromosome XVI by genetic approaches and its

59 nT1 breakpoint was previously mapped to the left arm of LGIV, where egl-18/elt-6 are located.

60 the contribution of 14 adjacent genes on the left arm of lp54 to the overall infectivity of B. burgdo

61 ated the ability of different regions of the left arm of Saccharomyces cerevisiae chromosome V to par

62 replication terminus (psiL1) located on the left arm of the chromosome of Bacillus subtilis and with

63 single basepair change is located within the left arm of the LysR recognition motif (5'-TGCAA-N7-TTGC

64 Since the left arm of the stem-loop structure must represent an im

65 The cluster maps at 65A 5-6 on the left arm of the third chromosome, in agreement with the

66 ging the DR2-type and core-type sites on the left arm of the tranpsoson.

67 ng to either of its two binding sites on the left arm of the transposon.

68 The left arm of the Xfas53 genome has over 90% nucleotide id

69 Analysis of a 131-kb segment of the left arm of yeast chromosome XIV beginning 157 kb from t

70 ting of an isochromosome composed of the two left arms of chromosome 5, were associated with azole re

71 Two regions of the genome, one each on the left arms of the second and third chromosomes, showed si

72 It is located in the 65F region of the left arm on the third chromosome, approx. 500 bp 5' of t

73 ed theory, this poorer generalization of the left arm originated from a difference in parameters char

74 severe chest pain, difficulty breathing, and left arm pain) and in one participant in the placebo gro

75 gulation difficulties, 4 (9%) a sensation of left arm paresthesia, and 3 (7%) sympathetic flight/frig

76 a PD >20 mm Hg in 514 (6.5%) patients and a left arm preponderance (82%).

77 Lys86 and Lys201 interact with the left arm scissile adenine base differently than in struc

78 re present, along with the existence of free left arm sequences.

79 tive with an altered right-arm sequence, the left arm showed these changes, suggesting that the selec

80 adically experiences a supernumerary 'ghost' left arm that occupies the previous position of the real

81 to a new joint configuration of the right or left arm to investigate the coordinate systems in which

82 eplication and gyrase cleavage; and (ii) the left arm was not required for efficient Mu replication,

83 received a transfusion through a PICC in the left arm were significantly more likely to develop a dee

84 our study also revealed a region on the far left arm where recombination is obligatory.