Adhesions at repeat cesarean delivery: is there a personal impact?
Our results suggest that adhesion development might be influenced by individual factors more than by the number of cesarean deliveries.
Our study provides for the first time evidence that primary human skeletal myotubes possess a high-amplitude cell-autonomous circadian clock, which could be attenuated. Furthermore, this oscillator plays an important role in the regulation of basal myokine secretion by skeletal myotubes.