skeletal structure
Silicon isotopes of deep sea sponges: new insights into biomineralisation and skeletal structure
... Thermal analysis showed that the hexactinellid Scolymas- tra joubini spicules are composed of 15 % OM compared to demosponges with 10 % (Croce et al., 2004). Further- more, SDS-PAGE analysis of Hexactinellid Euplectella ...
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Model of Flow Resistance Coefficient for a Fragment of a Porous Material Deposit with Anisotropic Skeletal Structure
... conditions resulting from the coefficient of friction between liquid and walls of flow channels and from the pressure reduction caused by the disturbance to the velocity profile characteristic for stream choking. In such ...
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Advancing quantitative techniques to improve understanding of the skeletal structure-function relationship
... bone structure, which is highly variable even among healthy individuals, affects bone strain – the driver of bone ...bone structure is just as important as the density of bone in determining how much strain ...
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CROSS-VALIDATION OF ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES AGAINST BODY MASS INDEX FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF OBESITY IN CHILDREN
... the skeletal structure, and it is highly depen- dent on age, so great variations may be present if it is used alone as an anthropometric indicator of obesity ...
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Late Pleistocene Climatic Changes in Central Brazil Indicated by Freshwater Sponges
... the skeletal structure of the sponges are typical facies in this phase and indicate a basin covered with free permanent water, intense illumination in the water column, and scattered macrophytes (Figure ...
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Observations on the steric impact of N- and S- donor scorpionate ligands
... [2, 3, 14-16] Since the early development of the pyrazolylborates it was apparent that minor modifications to the skeletal structure of the pyrazole at C3 could have a marked effect on t[r] ...
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A critical review on arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and soil properties in natural systems
... soil structure is important in all ecosystems (Ryan and Graham, ...soil structure. Mycorrhizal fungi contribute to soil structure by growth of external hyphae into the soil to create a ...
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Chronic electrical stimulation drives mitochondrial biogenesis in skeletal muscle of a lizard, Varanus exanthematicus
... The study of muscle plasticity has been very active for more than 40 years and much knowledge has been gained regarding the nature of the changes that occur in response to altered use. Sufficient demonstration of ...
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Flexibility within the heads of muscle myosin-2 molecules.
... mobile structure and all this became immobile upon binding actin ...heads-down structure in shutdown myosin-2; furthermore, our measurement of flexibility in isolated myosin heads implies a standard ...
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Allometry of skeletal muscle fine structure allows maintenance of aerobic capacity during ontogenetic growth
... supply in response to increased oxygen demand associated with physiological challenges and during development (Hudlická et al., 1992). It is probable that the mechanisms involved include either local biochemical cues ...
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Case finding for sarcopenia in geriatric inpatients: performance of bioimpedance analysis in comparison to dual X-ray absorptiometry
... The term “Sarcopenia” has originally been proposed to describe the age-related decrease in muscle mass [1]. Weak associations of decreased muscle mass alone with adverse health outcomes, however, fostered the addition of ...
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Method of forming a skeletal dome structure in situ
... A skeletal dome structure composed of a plurality of arcuate support beams joined at their upper ends to a central hub and radiating outwardly and downwardly to terminate at points of engagement with a ...
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HDAC4 preserves skeletal muscle structure following long-term denervation by mediating distinct cellular responses
... in skeletal muscle: on the one hand, low levels of OS contribute to the maintenance of muscle homeostasis in different physiological conditions, ...of skeletal muscle homeostasis and is involved in muscle ...
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Root Resorption Before and After Orthodontic Treatment: A Retrospective Comparative study between Class I, Class II Division 1 Malocclusion on Class I Skeletal Base and Class I, Class II Division 1 Malocclusion on Class II Skeletal Base
... I SKELETAL BASE AND CLASS I, CLASS II DIVISION 1 MALOCCLUSION ON CLASS II SKELETAL BASE” was done in the Department of Orthodontics, TamilNadu Government Dental College & Hospital, Chennai ...
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MEF2: a central regulator of diverse developmental programs
... on skeletal muscle development (Potthoff et ...in skeletal muscle was not examined until recently. Skeletal muscle deficient in Mef2c differentiates and forms myofibers during embryogenesis (Potthoff ...
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Extractive orthopaedic treatment to compensate for skeletal Class III in preadolescents
... evident skeletal changes were seen: post-treatment cephalometry revealed an increase in the SNA angle of about ...sagittal skeletal discrepancy, normalising the overjet and overbite ...
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Comparative Study of Skeletal Stability between Postoperative Skeletal Intermaxillary Fixation and No Skeletal Fixation after Bilateral Sagittal Split Ramus Osteotomy: an 18 Months Retrospective Study
... horizontal skeletal relapse, BSSO in combination with postoperative skeletal intermaxillary fixation has been advocated ...assessing skeletal relapse after BSSO with rigid internal fixation (RIF) and ...
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Coral bioindicators of environmental conditions on coastal coral reefs
... The structure of a population can be defined as the number of individuals of different life history ...population structure can be assessed by measuring and counting the numbers of colonies along transects ...
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Structure of Cross-Bridges in Vertebrate Skeletal Muscle Activated by Photolysis of Caged Ca2+
... vertebrate skeletal muscle, one must correlate the structural and mechanical details of the cross-bridge cycle on the millisecond time ...the structure of cross-bridges in fibers activated by photolysis of ...
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AGE RELATED CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF SKELETAL MUSCLES
... If the external load on the muscle is less than the force developed by the fibres within the muscle, the fibres, and consequently the muscle, will shorten. Conversely, if the load is greater than the force developed by ...
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