1. Both Acinus-L and Acinus-S’, with the activity of Acinus-L higher than that

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4. The terminal bronchiole precedes the Acinus.

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6. Open triangle, N terminus of Acinus …

7. Acinic: ( as'i-năr ), Pertaining to the acinus

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9. Acinus 8 is a valid Scrabble Word in CSW, formerly SOWPODS (Other Countries) Acinus 11 is a valid word in WWF

10. Definitions for the word, Acinus (n.) A grapestone

11. What does Acini mean? Plural form of acinus

12. After dissection as in Figure 1, an Acinus measures …

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14. Hepatic Histology: The Acinus The hepatic Acinus is the functional unit of the liver. The Acinus is more difficult to visualize than the lobule, but represents a unit that is of more relevance to hepatic function because it is oriented around the afferent vascular system.

15. The word "Acinus" means "berry" in Latin

16. English words for Acinus include grapes and seed in the berry

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18. 6 words related to Acinus: drupelet, gland, secreter, secretor, secretory organ, sac

19. Borrowed from New Latin (in the phrase glandulosi acini,) literally, "glandular berries," used by Marcello malpighi, going back to Latin, "berry, grape, berry or grape seed," probably of pre-Latin substratal origin Learn More about Acinus Time Traveler for Acinus The first known use of Acinus …

20. And you see here in higher magnification the normal acinus and the ugly tumor.

21. The Bronchioles have no alveoli; alveoli are acquired more distally in the pulmonary acinus

22. What does Acinus mean? One of the small saclike dilations composing a compound gland

23. The Bronchioles have no alveoli; alveoli are acquired more distally in the pulmonary acinus

24. Acinus met the criteria for automated image analysis and for calculation of apoptotic rate

25. Acinus [ as- uh-n uhs ] noun, plural ac·i·ni [as-uh-nahy]

26. But after a few minutes of compression, they form an acinus, Euclidian, on the right.

27. Loss of Acinus function destabilizes early endosomes, thereby promoting the delivery of their cargo to lysosomes.

28. The basement membrane of the auxiliary cell epithelium separates the acinus tips from the interacinary tissue.

29. Acinus definition: any of the terminal saclike portions of a compound gland Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

30. Diffuse hypertrophy of Acinus cells often can be a subtle change requiring close comparison with control animals

31. A lung Acinus, as defined by Loeschke 3 consists of a terminal bronchiole with all its branches

32. In lobular carcinoma clear cells prevail which belong to the type B-cells of the normal acinus.

33. Significant effects of treatment and treatment duration were found on hypopharyngeal glands (HPG) acinus diameter (P < 0.05).

34. The eccrine mechanism of secretion is indicated by the opening of pale vacuoles into the lumen of acinus.

35. The exocrine secretion of the pancreas included many pancreatic Acinuses and centroacinar cell was observed in the pancreatic acinus

36. The Acinus resistances of NSIP and IPF are higher than those of the healthy lung by 6.4~11.2%

37. But always the cytoplasm of acinus cells has been stained intensively by the Gomori method indicating acid phosphatase.

38. Other articles where Acinus is discussed: respiratory disease: Morphological classification of respiratory disease: …terminal bronchiole opens into an Acinus, so called because the structure resembles a cluster of grapes, and from this point onward the gas-exchanging portion of the lung is reached

39. In particular, the pulmonary Acinus resistance of the NSIP lung is higher than that of the IPF lung by 4.5%

40. A new inducer of chromatin condensation was recently identified and designated Acinus (for apoptotic chromatin condensation inducer in the nucleus).

41. A connective tissue matrix, including a basal lamina, surrounds the Acinus, but does not insert itself between individual acinar cells.

42. In this study the role of Acinus isoforms in regulating pre-mRNA splicing was explored using in vivo splicing assays

43. Only in the utmost tips of the acinus the oocytes are in direct contact with the here dilated basement membrane.

44. In anatomy, an Acinus is a round cluster of cells, usually epithelial cells, that looks somewhat like a knobby berry

45. SOS is believed to be caused by cytoreductive injury to hepatocytes and endothelial cells in zone three of the liver Acinus

46. In animals, Acinus forms the apoptosis and splicing-associated protein (ASAP) complex by recruiting RNA-binding protein S1 (RNPS1), a peripheral …

47. A new inducer of chromatin condensation was recently identified and designated Acinus (for apoptotic chromatin condensation inducer in the nucleus).

48. A, The predicted amino-acid sequence of human AcinusL.The sequences of four peptides obtained from purified bovine Acinus p17 are underlined

49. The apexes of the cells with their microvilli are directed toward the chamber of the Acinus into which the secretion is discharged.

50. Acinus (apoptotic chromatin condensation inducer in the nucleus) is an RNA-binding protein (RBP) originally identified for its role in apoptosis

51. Our data show, using histological evaluation, that selective and reproducible destruction of the liver acinus is achieved by the method used.

52. Conclusions Our study demonstrates the differences of air flow and lung function in the pulmonary Acinus between the healthy and the IIP models.

53. (Redirected from Hepatic Acinus) The lobules of liver, or hepatic lobules, are small divisions of the liver defined at the microscopic (histological) scale

54. The Acinus is the basic functional unit of the exocrine pancreas. It is composed of acinar cells, centroacinar cells, and duct cells (Fig

55. Among these proteins, Drosophila Acinus stands out, as it exerts opposite effects on these two pathways, and thus establishes a new paradigm

56. The use of the latter favours the discrimination and the study of the two secretory units of the gland: acinus and secretory duct.

57. In shape the Acinus can be likened to that of a deciduous tree, in which the trunk is represented by the terminal bronchiole

58. Acinus-S’ is a co-repressor for retinoic acid receptor (RAR)-dependent gene transcription and has been suggested to be involved in RNA processing

59. This paper deals with the structure of normal acinus cells of the guinea pig's parotid gland and its changes in fasting animals receiving pilocarpine.

60. Additional treatment with Aludrin as a noradrenergic stimulator of acinus activity, leads to extensive calcification of acini in the submandibular and parotid gland.

61. There are multiples of bronchioles that conduct air to the Acinus, or small sac, which is the lung as we generally think of it.

62. Each Acinus in the pancreas is made up of a hollow cluster of acinar cells, which produce the digestive enzymes secreted in pancreatic juice [1].

63. Pulmonary Acinus is commonly defined as the portion of lung distal to a terminal bronchiole and supplied by a first-order respiratory bronchiole or bronchioles 1

64. The centriacinar, or central portion of the acinus (the functional respiratory unit including all structures from the respiratory bronchiole to the alveoli) is around the terminal bronchiole.

65. To avoid diffusion of the detergent throughout the acinus, the liver is then immediately perfused with oxygenated Hanks buffer in the direction opposite to that of digitonin injection.

66. The Acinus is a bubble-like formation of one or more types of gland cells situated on a basement membrane and surrounded by connective tissue, capillaries, and nerve fibers

67. ‘The Acinus or primary pulmonary lobule (the basic unit of gas exchange) consists of one terminal bronchiole, two to five generations of respiratory bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs, and alveoli.’

68. ‘The Acinus or primary pulmonary lobule (the basic unit of gas exchange) consists of one terminal bronchiole, two to five generations of respiratory bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveolar sacs, and alveoli.’

69. The Acinus is defined as the portion of lung that is distal to the terminal bronchiole and is supplied by the respiratory bronchiole and usually measure about 6-10mms in diameter

70. Lastly, both parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous stimulation can lead to myoepithelium contraction which causes the expulsion of secretions from the secretory acinus into the ducts and eventually to the oral cavity.

71. Cytochrome P450 1A2 is evenly distributed over all the cells of a liver acinus, and is in contrast to other members of the cytochrome P450 family exclusively expressed in the liver.

72. Potassium appeared to have been concentrated in the lumen against an electro chemical gradient, since it is known that the trans-epithelial potential difference in the rat thyroid acinus is zero.

73. From the surface of a single exocrine cell 200 to 300 microvilli project into the lumen of the acinus, they contain an internal fibrillar structure oriented in the long-axis of each microvillus.

74. Only a single salivary acinus was found infected in 16·6% of the infected ticks, about 70% had up to 10 infected acini while only about 10% had over 25 infected acini per tick.

75. The DNA synthesis phase of beta cells, exocrine acinus cells and epithelial cells of small ducts lasts uniformly approximately 6 hrs. The generation time of these cell types varies between 32.2 and 90.9 hrs.

76. The circled structures are Acini (singular is acinus), as portrayed in the illustration in the lab guide.Notice that the nuclei are located near the outer edge, and the cytoplasm is basophilic in this region

77. Before being released into the lumen of the acinus the content of zymogen granules becomes electron translucent and the limiting membranes of adjacent granules fuse to form duplex or short interconnected series of granules.

78. Liver Acinus the smallest functional unit of the liver, a mass of liver parenchyma that is supplied by terminal branches of the portal vein and hepatic artery and drained by a terminal branch of the bile duct.

79. So, we made a section of the mammary gland of the mouse, and all those lovely acini are there, every one of those with the red around them are an acinus, and we said okay, we are going to try and make this, and I said, maybe that red stuff around the acinus that people think there's just a structural scaffold, maybe it has information, maybe it tells the cells what to do, maybe it tells the nucleus what to do.

80. Previously we have identified a conserved domain (SAP, for SAF -AJB, Acinus, and PIAS) in the foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) leader (L) protein coding region that is required for proper sub-cellular localization and function.