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neogenesis

[¦nē·ō′jen·ə·səs]

(geology)

The formation of new minerals, as by diagenesis or metamorphism. Also known as neoformation.

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61) following ridge preservation with two different biomaterials Analysis of tissue neogenesis Neiva.

Preservacion de alveolos postexodoncia mediante el uso de diferentes materiales de injerto. Revision de la literatura

Millot (1970) suggested that smectite neogenesis can only occur in soils where drainage is moderate enough to maintain an alkaline environment.

Inheritance and formation of smectite in a texture contrast soil in the Pilliga State Forests, New South Wales

This field of creativity is based on the use of certain genetic and biochemical methods in contemporary art practice, among them neogenesis (correcting the genetic code by exerting influence of amino acids that, though existing in nature, have never been used by terrestrial forms of life to form an organism), degenesis (knock-out of the genes or genetic structures to obtain new characteristics of an organism), and transgenesis (removal- or artificial synthesis--of genes or genetic structures from the cells of an organism and their implantation into the cells of different organisms).

Genetic engineering and contemporary art: structural aspects and the problems

Otra situacion en investigacion consiste en el potencial que presentan las "stem cells" derivadas del hueso esponjoso y su capacidad en la regeneracion de tejidos y especialmente en la neogenesis vascular, donde un nuevo tipo de biomaterial se podria evaluar (Miura et al.

Osseous recovery in implant insertion and pre implant reconstructions/Recuperacion osea en procedimientos de reconstruccion y colocacion de implantes

No existe cuestionamiento etico de esta neogenesis de vivientes y debe asumirse que es igualmente una expresion de estos deseos la generacion de un raton Knock-out, que se utilizara como modelo de comprension de alguna patologia, como la creacion de peces filuorescentes para los acuarios.

Animales transgenicos como organismos artificiales

Experiments in animal models have shown that exendin-4 may increase [beta]-cell mass by stimulation of [beta]-cell replication and neogenesis.

Exenatide: A novel approach for treatment of type 2 diabetes

Its release promotes the synthesis and release of insulin, lowers levels of glucagon, induces satiety by slowing gastric emptying, and possibly stimulates beta-cell growth and neogenesis, he said.

New drug class for diabetes looks promising: dipeptidyl peptidase 4 inhibitors give good control and cause few side effects

Topics covered include death from environmental conditions (lighting and elder abuse), homicide, death from natural causes (asthma, Marfan syndrome, and peliosis of the liver and spleen), infectious diseases, crime scene investigation and behavioral analysis, neogenesis of ethanol and fusel oils in putrefying blood, agrichemical poisoning, apoptosis, imagining techniques, veterinary forensic pathology, and fixation techniques for organs and parenchymal structures.

Forensic Pathology Reviews, vol. 4

Recent data suggest that type 2 diabetes decreases neogenesis of new [beta]-cells and also increases the rate of apoptosis in existing [beta]-cells; in type 2 diabetes, a ten-fold increase has been observed in the normal apoptosis rates for [beta]-cells.

Apoptosis: understanding the new molecular pathway

Novo Nordisk A/S exercises option to license Islet Neogenesis Therapy technology

The company recently partnered with NeoGenesis Pharmaceuticals to develop drugs targeting cancer and other diseases that affect the brain.

AMGEN SIGNS WITH SWEDISH DRUG COMPANY

In oncology, Oxford GlycoSciences is developing a pipeline of projects and has drug discovery and development alliances with Medarex, NeoGenesis and BioInvent.

Oxford to receive patent for proteomics platform technology

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