Abstract High-grade gliomas of the spinal cord represent a rare entity in children.Their biology, behavior, and controversial treatment options have been discussed in a few pediatric cases.These tumors are associated with severe disability and poor prognosis.We report a case of a APPLE SAUCE ORG 4-year-old child diagnosed with an isolated glioblast
Beyond the Sandwich: From Feedback to Clinical Coaching for Residents as Teachers
Introduction Senior trainees (residents) are poised to be unique effectors of clinical feedback.While several curricula are available to teach residents to give or elicit feedback, our curriculum is unique in Spoon Set that it teaches both the giving and elicitation of feedback and focuses on the longitudinal coaching relationship as opposed to one
Analysis of opticin binding to collagen fibrils identifies a single binding site in the gap region and a high specificity towards thin heterotypic fibrils containing collagens II, and XI or V/XI.
Opticin is a class III member of the extracellular matrix small leucine-rich repeat protein/proteoglycan (SLRP) family found in vitreous humour and cartilage.It was first identified associated boy romper with the surface of vitreous collagen fibrils and several other SLRPs are also known to bind collagen fibrils and it some cases alter fibril morph
Effect of food domestication on the growth of Elopichthys bambusa
Elopichthys bambusa is an economically important freshwater fish with high nutritional value.In this study, we compared domesticated and wild fish at the physiological, biochemical, histological, Brow Brush and molecular levels to better understand the changes that occur in farmed fish in order to provide ideas about how to optimize the artificial