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.
The MRI can find changes in the spine and in other tissues. It also can find problems such as infection or a tumor. MRI can look at the spine in the neck (cervical), upper back (thoracic), or lower back (lumbosacral). The entire spine can be seen in one series of pictures to find a tumor. More detailed pictures of one area, such as the lumbar spine, may be taken. MRI may be used to check low back problems.