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Meanings of laminar in English

Arranged in or consisting of laminae.

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Here we asked whether these proneural genes also regulate laminar fate transitions.
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Magnetic resonance imaging showed laminar necrosis affecting the right cerebral hemisphere.
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Less well understood is how laminar fate transitions are regulated in cortical progenitors.
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It revealed multiple metastases including bilateral testicular and L4 laminar metastasis.
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Basal laminar deposit or diffuse drusen were observed in six of the membranes.
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And flow patterns can be laminar or they can be turbulent.
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A single asymptomatic T-2 screw violated the ventral laminar cortex and was removed.
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These findings suggest that FAM3C is involved in retinal laminar formation processes in vertebrates.
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We found that the transcription factor AP2gamma regulates laminar fate in a region-specific manner.
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Nanodomains form when adhesin molecules are stretched in the AFM or under laminar flow.
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Overexpression of XFAM3C resulted in retinal laminar disorganization and an increase in eye size.
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Many newer streamliners also have computer designed laminar flow shapes.
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Cell fate determination was not affected by total laminar disorganization.
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At launch, the flow is laminar only at the nose.
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Previous studies have suggested that laminar fluid shear stress can enhance pulmonary vascular barrier integrity.
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Such flow is called laminar, and variations of velocity from place to place are small.
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