... only as the square root ofthe energy ofthe incident proton TheBUILDINGBLOCKSOF MATTER ACCELERATORS, COLLIDING BEAMS: HADRON majority ofthe incident energy is “lost” simply in making the target ... set of magnetic fields, one ofthe beams must be composed ofthe antimatter partner ofthe other (e.g., protons and antiprotons, or positrons and electrons) The advantage of a collider lies in the ... other when they collide, surrender- BUILDINGBLOCKSOF MATTER ACCELERATORS, COLLIDING BEAMS: ELECTRON-POSITRON ing all their energy to the collision products The energy ofthe collider can then...
... neopterin, in particular One of these again parallels considerations of systemic HIV disease and relates to the renewed appreciation ofthe importance of immune activation in systemic disease pathogenesis ... cells neopterin is biosynthesised at the expense of 5,6,7,8-tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4), the necessary cofactor of amino acid monoxygenases [30,31] BH4 is also cofactor ofthe cytokine-inducible ... Neopterin Across the Spectrum of HIV Infection To provide a view ofthe CSF neopterin changes across the spectrum of HIV infection and HIV-related CNS injury within the context of other biomarkers,...
... pattern, the noun that follows the verb ‘be’ says who or what the subject is I am a teacher She is my sister Susie is a journalist When the noun is singular, we usually use an article (a, an, the) ... singular, we usually use an article (a, an, the) or another determiner (my, this, that) with it Plural nouns can be used with or without an article They are boys We are workers Be first to know when...
... with the status Open source softwares in building WebGIS of bus information system regularly jammed roads in the city, this would be the lack of accurate predictions, so the acquisition of bus ... Tk to Ti A: Coefficient of Road/Bus route B: Coefficient of transit Systemofthe bus moves follow the bar itinerary, so the anticipated location of a vehicle based on the road map and timetable ... DISCUSSION: From the results of research on the construction of WebGIS, some conclusions are drawn as follows: The construction of full and accurate data for the management systemof bus is a key...
... portion ofthe temple, external auditory meatus and tympanic membrane, external ear teeth ofthe lower jaw, oral mucosa ofthe cheeks and the floor ofthe mouth, anterior two thirds ofthe tongue, ... relayed to the ventromedial nucleus ofthe thalamus, then to the insular cortex Finally, some fibers are sent to the intralaminar nuclei ofthe thalamus via the reticular formation The intralaminar ... block ofthe pathway would result in the alleviation of pain The pain measurement at that time was focused on the pain intensity Descartes’ reflex theory guided both the study and treatment of pain...
... teeth ofthe lower jaw, oral mucosa ofthe cheeks and the floor ofthe mouth, anterior two thirds ofthe tongue, temporomandibular joint and cranial dura Fibers from the autonomic nervoussystem ... in the VPM nucleus and project via the posterior limb ofthe internal capsule to the face area ofthe postcentral gyrus Orofacial Pain Diagnosis of orofacial pain is complicated because ofthe ... groups of compounds The results of these tests are given in Table Non significant differences among the variances in these tests fulfill the requirement of homogeneity of variances The results of...
... Peace BB Analysis of patterns of care of brain tumor patients in the United States: a study ofthe Brain Tumor Section ofthe AANS and the CNS and the Commission on Cancer ofthe ACS Clin Neurosurg ... individuals with other CNS cancer These relative survival estimates show the distinct difference between the two types of cancer even though they both affect the central nervous system; therefore, brain ... patients with other CNS cancer, the spine was the most common primary site (53.9% of total), followed by the brain (41.3% of total) and other (4.8% of total) Other CNS cancers in the brain (malignant...
... that the lack of CCR5 does not protect from MS, but rather it may predispose to the chronic course ofthe disease [69] This would further imply that in view ofthe redundancy in the chemokine system, ... immunoneutralization of CCL3 [44], DNA vaccination [45], or genomic deletion ofthe CCR1 gene [22], reduces clinical disease Taken together, the results ofthe present study and from previous ones on the role of ... knock-out of CCR5 in humans per se confers no protection from MS, and the lack of effect of CCL3 deficiency in mice [67] illustrates redundancy in the chemokine system Although some ofthe data on the...
... vulnerable, population of patients Chemotherapy-induced cognitive decline in the absence of radiation The best data on the cognitive effects of chemotherapy alone have come from studies of children with ... support to boost the immune system, and either no craniospinal radiation or focused radiation to the tumor bed The increased risk of neurotoxicity associated with very high doses of chemotherapy is ... are planned that further reduce the dose of craniospinal radiation to 1,800 cGy, virtually no attention has been paid to the possible contribution ofthe chemotherapy to the cognitive decline...
... at the month time point, along with markedly decreased levels of MBP in the CC and in the white-matter tracts ofthe striatum of treated animals (Figure 10) In agreement with the majority ofthe ... nuclei; the distribution, morphology and size of these nuclei resembled those ofthe microvasculature endothelial cells ofthe CNS (Figure 11c-e) Double-labeling to visualize expression of Journal of ... contribute to the effects of chemotherapy on cognition The ability of irradiation to the CNS to suppress the generation of new neurons in the hippocampus has been suggested to be relevant to the understanding...
... is the first study of NOS expression in the goat brain with listeriosis The involvement of iNOS in bovine and caprine listeriosis has been reported previously, and the increased expression of ... Magnification A and B, ×66 C and D, ×132 Immunohistochmical study of nitric oxide synthase in the central nervoussystemof goat Enhanced expression of nNOS and iNOS in L monocytogenes-infected brain At ... were found in the neuronal processes Both nNOS and iNOS immunoreactivity were found in a proportion ofthe neurons in the brainstem and the staining pattern was similar to those of control brains...
... angiitis ofthe central nervous system: serial MRI of brain and spinal cord Neuroradiology 2001, 43:599-607 14 Moore PM: Diagnosis and management of isolated angiitis ofthe central nervoussystem ... Angiitis ofthe Central Nervous System: a Case Report and Review CNS Spectrums 2008, 13:209-213 Page of 10 Ozawa T, Sasaki O, Sorimachi T, Tanaka R: Primary angiitis ofthe central nervous system: ... presentation of primary angiitis ofthe central nervoussystem Ann Rheum Dis 2008, 67:1732-1735 doi:10.1186/1477-7819-9-97 Cite this article as: You et al.: Isolated angiitis ofthe central nervous system...
... in the case ofthe former, but much higher in the case ofthe latter Analysis ofthe IQ scores in our control group suggests the presence of a practice effect Out of 132 controls tested at the ... around the ideal test date: Within the first year for the month test, and year either side of both the 3- and 5-year test dates The study was not designed as a longitudinal study, but rather as ... = 15) The majority of children initially assessed on the WPPSI-R scale moved on to the WISC-III scale at their year or year test points (as they entered the 6-16 age range) Changes in the assessment...
... known that the nanoparticles will interact with the proteins present in the biological system, i.e the material surrounding the nanoparticles are proteins present in thenervoussystemofthe cockroach ... This correlation of activity and the effect ofthe nAuNPs on the CNS ofthe insect are due to how the brain ofthe cockroach controls its muscle response and locomotion [6] There is a significant ... in weather affect the activity of both groups The effects of these variables are diminished by presenting the activity ratio ofthe treated to the untreated group Although the treated/untreated...
... In the present case, the given time interval represents the time between the first presentation and the detection ofthe intraspinal metastases as the primary site ofthe tumor; in this case, the ... of MCC brain metastases will depend, as in many other types of brain metastases, on the number of metastases, systemic spread ofthe disease and the accessibility to surgery We believe that the ... source ofthe epidural tumor extension The possible explanation for the route ofthe intradural metastases is the meningeal spread ofthe large meningeal supratentorial lesion, which gave rise to the...
... detection of productive virus replication in situ and therefore allows further studies to improve the understanding ofthe pathogenesis ofthe IBV infection Methods Cells and viruses The IBV strain ... skin, sclera ofthe eye, spinal cord, as well as in neurons ofthe central nervoussystem in infected embryos (Table 1, Figure 1) Moderate number of positive cells (++) were detected in the mucosa, ... within the vasculature (arrows) Bar = 100 μm (B) Brain, within the cytoplasm of numerous neurons there is strong staining of IBV antigen Bar = 40 μm (C) Spleen, scattered through the parenchyma there...
... profile of a small subset of neurons Although our gene expression profiles ofthe embryonic and larval nervous systems provide a comprehensive list of transcripts that function in neurons, these ... indication ofthe complex signaling capacity ofthe C elegans nervous system, most ofthe known peptide neurotransmitter genes (for example, 20 of 23 FMRFamide genes or 'flps') are enriched in the larval ... neurons [21] Expression ofthe additional synaptotagmin genes in thenervoussystem may account for the residual synaptic vesicle function of snt-1 mutants [21] Three members ofthe copine family (B0495.10,...
... importance of miRNAs in brain development, function and disease, we still have little idea ofthe range of miRNA activities in neural cells Given the known modes of action of miRNAs, knowledge ofthe ... to the majority of CNS cells and from transient to constitutive expression We describe several classes of expression profile and discuss these in terms of known and predicted modes of action of ... irrespective ofthe fates ofthe progeny of these cells Genome Biology 2007, 8:R173 information miR-222 and miR-34 are expressed in neural cells in restricted subdivisions along the rostro-caudal axis of...