PURPOSE: To provide an electrode body for adhesion on a human body which is simple in electrode mounting work, causes less dermatitis and eliminates the need for mounting electrodes here and there at the body by adhering an electrode set consisting of a plus electrode, minus electrode and ...
5-HT2A,a G-protein coupled receptor, is widely expressed in the human body, including in the gastrointestinal tract, platelets and the nervous system. It mediates various functions, for e.g. learning, memory, mood regulation, platelet aggregation and vasoconstriction, but its involvement in cell-...
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Small robotics, in particular, stands to gain much from the added mobility and energy efficiency that a successful biomimetic adhesive could provide. A new, exciting application for small robots is work on or inside the human body. To be successful, these robots must have precise position ...
assist the surgeon in various processes during a surgery. Medical implants are used as replacements to missing biological structures, supporting damaged structures or enhancing an existing structure. Since these tools and implants are used within the human body, they are required to follow certain ...
Platelet adhesion is a multistep process: platelets translocate from their initial point of contact with the matrix or clot, sliding, rolling, and flipping in a stop–start manner before their movement completely stops and they firmly adhere. ...
There are now over 700 human genes known that share Ig motifs, making this one of the largest superfamilies in the human genome (Brummendorf and Lemmon, 2001). Many of these are splice variants of cell adhesion molecules and Ig genes, but overall the cell adhesion molecules constitute a ...
It is for that reason that inflammation is normally closely regulated by the body. Acute and chronic inflammation differ in matter of causative agent, major cells involved, primary mediators, onset, duration and final outcomes. Generally speaking, acute inflammation is mediated by granulocytes, while...
(Hong et al.2014; Koolman et al.2016; Oliveira et al.2019). The addition of MUC2, one of the most abundantly secreted mucins in the human intestine, in turn inhibits the encoding of CadF, while increasing the expression of theCampylobacterinvasion antigen B (CiaB), among other proteins (...
Spread the product on the rough surface of a woinf liable to postoperative adhesion.With no surface groups in its molecule and no covalet binding with the protein,it can exist as free chain in the body for lubrication,moisture preservation ...