1 e seam of natural B-lattice MTs may act as a trigger point, and potentially a regulation point, for c

2                   Providing an array of heat trigger points applicable for different end-users may im

3 istically identified to represent different "trigger points" at which heat-health intervention measur

4 tein contacts at a remote site may provide a trigger point for DNA-protein disassembly during telomer

5 immune evasion and, if improperly engaged, a trigger point for various clinical conditions.

6 d temperatures revealed large differences in trigger points for possible interventions related to hea

7 f other commonly used FMS therapies, such as trigger point injections, have not been adequately evalu

8 a-articular injections, regional blocks, and trigger-point injections continue to be redefined as we

9 ature metric, we observed large contrasts in trigger points (up to 22 degrees C) across multiple heal