Does connective tissue activating peptide III expression disappear progressively with increased dysplasia in human cervical epithelium?
The specific localization of CTAP-III between adjacent epithelial cells suggests a possible role of this chemokine in maintaining the normal architecture of epithelial tissues. Its progressive disappearance in increasingly severe CIN may be applied to distinguish between specific stages in the progression of cervical carcinoma.
Symmetry of the corticomotor input to the plantarflexors influences the propulsive strategy used to increase post-stroke walking speed.