Proximal

proximal
nearest the main axis; opposed to distal
Source: Noland, George B. 1983. General Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
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Proximal promoter
Approximately -250
Specific transcription factor binding sites
Distal promoter ...
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Proximal: Towards the top of your skull.
Distal: Towards the bottom of your feet.
Thus, the proximal end of the femur would be the head which joins at the hip, whilst the distal end of the femur would be the end which joins with the tibia.
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proximal tubule The winding section of the renal tubule where most reabsorption of water, sodium, amino acids, and sugar takes place. PICTURE ...
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proximal Situated toward or near the point of attachment; opposite of distal, distant.
proximate causation (factors)Mechanistic explanations for how behavior occurs, including, in particular, hormones, the nervous system, and behavior development.
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proximal
Pertaining to the region near the body.
pubic symphysis
Joint where the pubic bones come together.
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A gene (l7R6) critical for late embryonic development and survival has been mapped proximal to the pink-eyed dilution (p) gene in mousechromosome 7.
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These complexes are abundant at the brush border membranes of kidney proximal tubule cells and epithelial cells of the intestine, and are also expressed in certain leucocytes and cancer cells.
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ptc-GAL4 UAS-EGFR generates wings with fusion of veins 3 & 4 in the proximal portion of the wing (Fig 5E) (Mohler, 2000), which is similar to weak fu or kn mutations, ...
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The bioreactor consists of many hollow, porous tubes on the inner wall of which is attached a monolayer of proximal tubule cells (derived from pigs).
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cerevisiae centromere proximal sequence stimulates recombination in its vicinity. When the sequence is in circular plasmids, linear versions of the plasmid are often found.
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loop of Henle: the segment of the human kidney after the proximal tubule.
lungs: the organ where oxygen diffuses into the blood to join with hemoglobin in the red blood cells.
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What we found was that there were similar coordinates that told where the position was in an antennae, in a leg, and there was the same general properties that told anterior from posterior, back and front and proximal and distal in the appendage.
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Refers to the presence of 2 or more loci on the same chromosome; they may or may not be linked closely. For example 2 gene loci that map to the distal and proximal locations on the long arm of chromosome 1 respectively would not be linked but would ...
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First, a proximal explanation -- how does it work? And second, an ultimate explanation -- what was it modified from? For centuries humans have asked, "Why are we here?" The answer to that question lies outside the realm of science.
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Homeostasis should be thought of as a general characterization of many normal processes in concert, not their proximal cause per se. Moreover, there are numerous biological phenomena which do not conform to this model, such as anabolism.
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The initiation of translation of most eukaryotic mRNAs involves recognition of the cap followed by either the first downstream AUG or by a 5' proximal AUG with a consensus sequence surrounding it (like the bacterial
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