10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNCYTIUM»
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syncytium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
syncytium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Pathology of the Human Placenta
Vacuolization of fibroblasts and syncytium Vacuolated syncytium, absent heparin
-N-sulfatase in CVS Edema of villi Hofbauer cell vacuolization, hydrops
Vacuolated syncytium and Hofbauer cells with amorphous and fibrillar material, ...
Kurt Benirschke, Graham J. Burton, Rebecca N Baergen, 2012
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Encyclopedia of Parasitology: A-M
Further equal and unequal divisions show a kind of spiral cleavage resulting in
micromeres and macromeres. In a later stage, the central nuclear mass (inside
the central syncytium) appears. However, there is no formation of a digestive tract
at ...
3
Human Implantation: Cell Biology and Immunology
Firstly, how does the blastocyst attach to the surface epithelium and are signals
then transmitted to the trophectoderm to induce the formation of the primitive
syncytium which will invade into the underlying stroma? Secondly, what are the ...
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Genomics and Molecular Genetics of Plant-Nematode Interactions
After establishing direct contact with conductive elements, the syncytium spreads
along the vascular elements in acro- and basipetal directions via incorporation of
new cells derived from the procambium. The distal parts of the syncytium (most ...
John Jones, Godelieve Gheysen, Carmen Fenoll, 2011
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Glial Cells: Their Role in Behaviour
10.1, if glial cells constitute a syncytium that is electrotonically coupled, and one
part of this syncytium is depolarised by a positive shift of the K+ equilibrium
potential, these currents could spread to other parts of the syncytium and
depolarise ...
Peter R. Laming, Eva Syková, 1998
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Cell Biology of Plant Nematode Parasitism
From the ISC the syncytium spreads to the vascular cylinder by forming cell-wall
openings between cortical and endodermal cells. This part of the syncytium is
called a “cortex bridge” (Sembdner 1963) and is present only in the region next to
...
R. Howard Berg, Chris Taylor, 2008
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Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Plant-Nematode Interactions
Numerous small vacuoles sometimes containing osmiophilic substance emerge
in different parts of protoplast of the active syncytium [14]. Movement of the
vacuoles within the syncytium can be observed by means of video enhanced ...
Carmen Fenoll, Florian M. W. Grundler, Stephan A. Ohl, 1997
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Anti-AIDS Drug Development
In this regard, it is notable that in almost all cases, agents that inhibit viral binding
also tend to be inhibitors of giant cell (syncytium) formation. This has now
become an important aspect of the pathogenic process since it has been shown
that ...
Prem Mohan, Baba Masanori, 1995
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Computational Neuroscience
000, BINOCULAR °°°l SYNCYTIUM MONOCULAR SYNCYTIUM Figure 14.
Macrocircuit of monocular and binocular interactions within the boundary contour
system (BCS) and the feature contour system (FCS). Left and right monocular ...
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Autonomic Neuromuscular Transmission
APPENDIX Current spread in a syncytium The input impedance of a cell in a
syncytium will be referred to as ZQ ; this is the impedance through which current
flows when it is injected from a micro-electrode into a cell in the syncytium.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SYNCYTIUM»
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syncytium is used in the context of the following news items.
Evidence for bystander signalling between human trophoblast cells …
In the first trimester the placenta barrier is thick, consisting of a layer of syncytiotrophoblast (a syncytium in contact with the maternal blood) that rests on a second ... «Nature.com, Jul 15»
Medina County sixth-grader advances in National Spelling Bee
Words that tripped up students included “guayabi,” “syncytium,” “myrmidon” and “colocynth.” The competition continues through Friday and is broadcast on ... «Medina County Gazette, May 15»
Synaptic dysfunction, memory deficits and hippocampal atrophy due …
... by fission, enabling their removal from the mitochondrial network, fusion supports qualitative homogeneity of the syncytium through complementation. «Nature.com, Apr 15»
“Digitizing” Heart Cell Crosstalk May Help Locate Dangerous Heart …
... the traditional concept of functional syncytium-sharing electrical information via gap junctions and can't predict altered entropy and information sharing during ... «Cardiovascular Disease News, Mar 15»
Neuroscience: Where Western Medicine and Chinese Medicine Can …
What surpasses all understanding is how we think: how it all works together as a vast syncytium of wave energy, and results in consciousness. What is ... «Acupuncture Today, Feb 15»
Timing of Galectin-1 Exposure Differentially Modulates Nipah Virus …
NiV-F mediates fusion of infected endothelial cells into syncytia, resulting in ... results in reduced production of progeny virus and syncytium formation. Thus ... «Journal of Virology, Feb 15»
Seahorse Bio, Moffitt Cancer Center Nab SBIR Contract to Measure …
"This metabolic syncytium is necessary for cancers to thrive, and itself presents opportunities for novel therapies that could not be assessed in monoculture," he ... «GenomeWeb, Oct 14»
A Study of Planarian Phototaxis, Tactile Response and Regeneration
... movement, and a ventrally-located mouth with a protrusible pharynx that brings algae, bacteria, and protozoans into a digestive syncytium (Rupert et al, 2004). «Student Pulse, Mar 14»
Genome Digest
The team extracted DNA from R. filosa, which in culture grows as an acellular syncytium with thousands of nuclei, and sequenced it using Roche/454 and ... «Scientist, Jan 14»
Guillet J, Hallier M, Felden B (2013). PLoS Pathog 9(12): e1003767 …
They report on some unique properties of the syncytium that forms the placental barrier, and on how those affect susceptibility to bacterial infection. «PLoS Blogs, Dec 13»
