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• Fibronectin also acts as a skeleton for the elastic tissue formation.
• Tendons and ligaments are elastic tissues that store energy.
• In a highly compliant lung, as in emphysema, the elastic tissue is damaged by enzymes.
• Because hamartoma typically lacks elastic tissue, it may lead to the formation of aneurysms and thus possible hemorrhage.
• Because of the low inertial work, the energy savings created by the elastic tissue is so small that it s negligible.
• The affected lung, which has a great deal of elastic tissue, shrivels in what is referred to as a collapsed lung.
• The native collaterals are small vessels, with a narrow endothelial lining, a layer or two of smooth muscle, and a variable amount of elastic tissue.
• The nature of this material is unknown, but researchers have suggested that it may be a glycoprotein, a glycolipid, an acid mucopolysaccharide, altered collagen or elastic tissue.
• At typical handgun velocities, bullets will create temporary cavities with much less than 1 MPa of pressure, and thus are incapable of causing damage to elastic tissues which they do not directly contact.
• My research with this agent has shown that it allows the skin of people over 40 ( and even in their 70s ) to produce elastic tissue at levels of those in their 20s,
• An example is when he was acknowledged for having suggested to Derek J . Chadwick of CIBA Foundation that the foundation's Symposium on the Molecular Biology and Pathology of Elastic Tissues be held in Nairobi.
• "Damage to DNA can lead to skin cancer, damage to collagen and to elastic tissue can lead to premature aging, and sunlight that goes unfiltered into the eyes can lead to cataracts and other eye problems, " he added.
• Reinke's second publication concerning the larynx, " 躡er die funktionelle Struktur der menschlichen Stimmlippen mit besonderer Ber點ksichtigung des elastischen Gewebes " ( On the functional structure of the human vocal folds with special consideration of the elastic tissue ), dates to this contentious period in his life.
• Uitto, who is a professor and chairman of the department of dermatology and cutaneous biology at Jefferson, proposes that when mutations disable the ABCC6 gene, toxic compounds accumulate in the body and attach themselves to elastic tissue in the skin, in blood vessels and in a membrane behind the retina.