I like how useful informatin can be gleamed from the bones, but these people deserve the respect of being being reburied after samples are taken and scans are made.
Well, I'd post the enchondroma in my arm for the class, but no images here. I only have the one (found on a full body mri), and apparently many people just have these and they are never caught. They are only a problem if they are large enough to weaken the bone (they are benign) but endochondromas dont keep growing (I've been having scans to measure).
EXT1
and EXT2
form a heterooligomeric complex that catalyzes the polymerization of heparan sulfate. This complex is an essential factor in a signal transduction cascade for regulation of chondrocyte differentiation, ossification, and apoptosis (summary by
Heinritz et al., 2009).
thebloodrozes | 20 hours ago
It’ll also give an insight into care in communities we have greater insight with leprosy/ hansens disease.
ModeatelyIndependant | 21 hours ago
I like how useful informatin can be gleamed from the bones, but these people deserve the respect of being being reburied after samples are taken and scans are made.
UselessFactCollector | 13 hours ago
Well, I'd post the enchondroma in my arm for the class, but no images here. I only have the one (found on a full body mri), and apparently many people just have these and they are never caught. They are only a problem if they are large enough to weaken the bone (they are benign) but endochondromas dont keep growing (I've been having scans to measure).
on4aa | 8 hours ago
EXT1 and EXT2 form a heterooligomeric complex that catalyzes the polymerization of heparan sulfate. This complex is an essential factor in a signal transduction cascade for regulation of chondrocyte differentiation, ossification, and apoptosis (summary by Heinritz et al., 2009).
https://omim.org/entry/608177?search=ext1&highlight=ext1