background: keratocystic odontogenic tumor (kcot) is a developmental odontogenic cyst on which various investigations have been focused due to its biological activities, high tendency to recur and different growth mechanisms in comparison with other cystic lesions. previous studies have shown different biological and proliferative activities for the lining epithelium of kcot. the aim of this st...

Nuclei of medulloblastoma cells revealed two types of structural changes: formations of cistern-limited nuclear sheets and intranuclear vacuolar profiles or myelin figures. The cistern-limited nuclear sheets were extremely elongated and were contained on either side by the perinuclear cisterns. They were usually composed of a central granular or beaded heterochromatin layer between less dense l...

PURPOSE To report the in vivo laser confocal microscopy findings from a patient with Descemet's membrane and subepithelial opacity OU. CASE REPORT A healthy 41-year-old male with Descemet's membrane and subepithelial opacity OU was studied. Routine ophthalmic examination, standard slit-lamp biomicroscopy, and in vivo laser confocal microscopic analysis of the entire corneal layer were perform...

Mouse bladder mesenchyme differentiates into smooth muscle under the influence of urothelium at gestational day 13.5 (E13.5). Sonic hedgehog (Shh) is considered to be the upstream gene arising from the urothelium, which induces smooth muscle in the peripheral bladder mesenchyme. We hypothesize differential gene expression across the full thickness of bladder mesenchyme as a function of proximit...

The modular biology is supposed to be a bridge from the molecular to the systems biology. Using a new approach, it is shown here that the protein interaction networks of yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae and bacteria Escherichia coli consist of two large-scale modularity layers, central and peripheral, separated by a zone of depressed modularity. This finding based on the analysis of network topol...

Casemaker caddisfly (Hesperophylax occidentalis) larvae use adhesive silk fibres to construct protective shelters under water. The silk comprises a distinct peripheral coating on a viscoelastic fibre core. Caddisworm silk peroxinectin (csPxt), a haem-peroxidase, was shown to be glycosylated by lectin affinity chromatography and tandem mass spectrometry. Using high-resolution H2O2 and peroxidase...