An implication of this observation is. that two forms of RNA polymerase lI, differing in their subunit composition, may exist in vivo. The in vivo phosphorylation state of. RNA polymerase II subunits has also. been investigated using the immunopre-. cipitation approach (Fig.
Add your answer. Does a lumbar MRI include imaging of sacroiliac and coccyx area? I just had a MRI and it was for pain in the sacroiliac area (aching pain) and coccyx area (stabbing/pinching pain) so I thought it was weird that it was for lumbar back pain on the order.
Q: I am experiencing a significant amount of abdominal pain and I think it is due to adhesions that formed after a surgery. How can I find out if I have adhesions? Do abdominal adhesions show on an MRI scan? â Edward. A: Hi Edward, this is an excellent question as adhesions can be difficult to diagnose through conventional means, often confounding both patient and physician. They do not appear on diagnostic tests such as MRI, x-ray, ultrasound or CT scan. As a result, when adhesions are suspected to be the cause of a patientâs pain or dysfunction, exploratory surgery is often used. The surgery performed is typically a laporotomy or laporoscopy.