Titlebook: Connective Tissue Matrix Part 2; David W. L. Hukins Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 influence.metabolism.reg

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Textbook 1990Latest editiontissue matrix and how its components influence biological properties. Changes include alteration of structure and loss of fluid, in response to mechanical loading, and biological changes occurring during development, degeneration and ageing. The chapters illustrate the wide range of disciplines invo

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onnective tissue matrix and how its components influence biological properties. Changes include alteration of structure and loss of fluid, in response to mechanical loading, and biological changes occurring during development, degeneration and ageing. The chapters illustrate the wide range of discip

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Derivation of the Normal Electrocardiogram,a new method of analysing clinical data which maximizes the discriminative information available from magnetic resonance images. Most of the information available in magnetic resonance and other forms of clinical imaging is currently not being utilized.

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The Role of Extracellular Matrix in Development,ontrol growth and influence cell differentiation. ECM thus has a particularly interesting contribution to make to the emergence of structure in the embryoone that is far richer than is apparent from our knowledge of the roles of ECM in mature tissue.

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Patterns of sexual reproduction in diatoms connective tissues. These changes may occur during normal development and ageing or as a consequence of pathology. Such biological changes invariably involve degradation of the matrix and/or the synthesis of new components by the cells. However, as explained below, it is not straightforward to defi

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