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The flagellates of the termite Hodotermopsis sjoestedti with special reference to Hoplonympha, Holomastigotes and Trichomonoides trypanoides n. comb.

2004

Abstract The termite Hodotermopsis sjoestedti harbours a symbiotic fauna of protists comprising at least 11 genera and a much larger number of species. Two oxymonad genera, Pyrsonympha and Dinenympha, are mixed with nine parabasalid genera, two trichomonads, Trichomitopsis termopsidis and Trichomonoides trypanoides n. comb., four spirotrichonymphid genera/species: Spirotrichonympha, Microjoenia, Holomastigotes lanceolata n. sp., Holomastigotes elongatum and three trichonymphid genera/species; Hoplonympha natator, Eucomonympha, Trichonympha. Hoplonympha natator has two anterior symmetrical bundles of ∼60 basal bodies/flagella separated by two parabasal plates. The cell surface is crenelated …

biologyOxymonadTrichonymphaBotanyParabasalidUltrastructurePyrsonymphaRibosomal RNADinenymphaAxostylebiology.organism_classificationMicrobiologyEuropean Journal of Protistology
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Comparative analysis of leaf shape development inEschscholzia californicaand other Papaveraceae-Eschscholzioideae

2011

Dissected leaves in Papaveraceae-Eschscholzioideae have an architecture frequently encountered in the basal eudicot clade Ranunculales that could represent an ancestral condition for eudicots. Developmental morphology of foliage leaves was investigated using scanning electron microscopy and focusing on primordium formation activity (primary morphogenesis) at the leaf margin. Eschscholzia californica, E. lobii, and Hunnemannia fumariaefolia had a polyternate-acropetal mode of leaf dissection. Segment formation continued around the whole leaf blade periphery. Differences in mature leaf architecture was traced to variations in regional blastozone activity and duration. Epidermal cell size meas…

biologyfungiMorphogenesisfood and beveragesPlant Sciencebiology.organism_classificationEschscholziaBasal (phylogenetics)RanunculalesBotanyLeaf bladeGeneticsPapaveraceaePrimordiumEudicotsEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsAmerican Journal of Botany
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Immunopositivity of heat shock protein 60 as a biomarker of bronchial carcinogenesis

2005

business.industryBronchial NeoplasmsBronchiChaperonin 60hsp60medicine.disease_causePulmonary Disease Chronic ObstructiveOncologyCarcinoma Basal CellHeat shock proteinCancer researchmedicineBiomarkers TumorBiomarker (medicine)HumansCarcinogenesisbusiness
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Primary Analysis of Phase 2 Results for Cemiplimab in Patients (pts) with Locally Advanced Basal Cell Carcinoma (laBCC) who Progress on or are Intole…

2021

Abstract not available.

business.industryLocally advancedmedicineCancer researchBasal cell carcinomaIn patientmedicine.diseasebusinessHedgehogSKIN The Journal of Cutaneous Medicine
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Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis Mimicking Squamous Cell Carcinoma

2019

Leishmaniasis is a parasitic infectious disease caused by protozoan species belonging to the [...]

business.industryParasitic infectious diseaseparasitic diseasesMedicineLeishmaniasisBasal cellMucocutaneous leishmaniasisbusinessmedicine.diseaseVirologyMucocutaneous Leishmaniasis Squamous Cell CarcinomaThe XV National and III International Congress of the Italian Society of Oral Pathology and Medicine
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Applied Anatomy of the Cerebral Arteries

1991

Four arteries supply the brain with blood: the two carotid and the two vertebral arteries. Although these four vessels are ultimately interlinked via a basal arterial network, the circle of Willis, and anastomoses at the brain surface, Heubner’s anastomoses, it is useful to distinguish anterior (carotid anterior and middle cerebral) and posterior (vertebrobasilar posterior cerebral) vascular territories (Gillian 1957, 1968; Lazorthes 1961; Kaplan and Ford 1966; Ganshirt 1972; Seeger 1978; Dorndorf 1983; Duus 1983).

business.industryVertebral arteryCerebral arteriesPosterior cerebral arteryAnatomyAnastomosisBasal (phylogenetics)medicine.arteryOphthalmic arterycardiovascular systemmedicineAnterior cerebral arterybusinessCircle of Willis
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Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma on Gingiva, Edentulous Ridge, and Retromolar Pad: A Case Series

2021

(1) Background: Gingival cancer has a significant incidence and is often diagnosed at advanced stages. The aim of this paper is to highlight its clinical aspects on the basis of a case series analysis in order to promote awareness and improve the diagnosis process. (2) Methods: Oral cancers diagnosed and treated at three Italian University Hospitals over ten years were retrospectively investigated. Cancer location on the gingiva, edentulous ridge, and retromolar pad was addressed. Data regarding clinical features, stage at the diagnosis, and time from presenting symptoms to first medical consultation were retrieved. (3) Results: Thirty-three cancers located on the gingiva, edentulous ridge,…

business.industrydiagnosisIncidence (epidemiology)MandibleCancerDentistryClinical appearanceMedical evaluationRK1-715030206 dentistryoral cancermedicine.diseaseAsymptomaticgingiva03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicine030220 oncology & carcinogenesisDentistrymedicineBasal cellclinical appearanceStage (cooking)medicine.symptombusiness
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A particle based simulation model for glacier dynamics

2013

This publication is contribution number 22 of the Nordic Centre of Excellence SVALI, “Stability and Variations of Arctic Land Ice”, funded by the Nordic Top-level Research Initiative (TRI). The work has been supported by the SVALI project through the University of Lapland, Arctic Centre, and through the University Centre in Svalbard. Funding was also provided by the Conoco-Phillips and Lunding High North Research Program (CRIOS: Calving Rates and Impact on Society). A particle-based computer simulation model was developed for investigating the dynamics of glaciers. In the model, large ice bodies are made of discrete elastic particles which are bound together by massless elastic beams. These…

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L’orientamento guidato da semiochimici di contatto in imenotteri parassitoidi

2009

Il Chemio-orientamento negli imenotteri parassitoidi e più genericamente negli insetti, si manifesta con movimenti nel tempo e nello spazio guidati da informazioni chimiche a differente grado di volatilità. Nel caso dei semiochimici di contatto, la ricezione è affidata a sensilli gustativi uni e multiporo e si manifesta con un periodo di immobilità, durante il quale le antenne vengono mantenute aderenti alla superficie esaminata. Successivamente si possono, generalmente, distinguere due tipi di comportamento: ricerca random e ricerca direzionale. La ricerca random è caratterizzata da un decremento della velocità lineare di locomozione e da un incremento della velocità angolare, in tal modo …

chemio-orientamento ricerca random ricerca direzionale Trissolcus basalis Metaphycus luteolusSettore AGR/11 - Entomologia Generale E Applicata
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The ambiguous role of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid in wheat tissue culture

1986

The very basal, highly immature regions of dissected young leaves of Triticum aestivum L. cv. Kite formed adventitious roots on a nutrient medium supplemented with comparatively low concentrations (0.16 to 0.63 μM) of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D). Higher concentrations (up to 640 μM) had to be applied to stimulate growth from more mature regions higher up the leaf. Yet, already at 2.5 μM roots were less distinct and more callus-like, and eventually (at 10 to 640 μM) only a subculturable callus of apparently suppressed, slowly proliferating root primordia developed. Furthermore, at the most basal, highly immature regions growth was significantly retarded when the auxin concentratio…

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