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Prominent clavicular conoid tubercles

, 2015
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Microscopic image dataset of plant-parasitic nematode. [PDF]

Data Brief
Indarti S, Shabrina NH, Maharani R.
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Acromioclavicular Joint Reconstruction Using an Artificial Ligament With Palmaris Longus Autograft Augmentation. [PDF]

Arthrosc Tech
Colaço HB, Ponugoti N.
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Description of <i>Deladenus hyrcanus</i> sp. n. (Tylenchomorpha, Neotylenchidae) from Iran. [PDF]

J Nematol
Agh Atabai ME, Aliramaji F, Shokoohi E.
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Conoid tubercle avulsion fracture

, 2008
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A Novel Anatomical Double Bundle Acromioclavicular Joint Reconstruction with Semi Tendinosus Graft-A Functional Outcome Assessment Study in a Tertiary Care Hospital Of Eastern India. [PDF]

Indian J Orthop
Mandal C, Lodh U, Goswami A, Basu A, Sengupta A, Adhikary S.   +5 more
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Evolution, Composition, Assembly, and Function of the Conoid in Apicomplexa

Trends in Parasitology, 2020
The phylum Apicomplexa has been defined by the presence of the apical complex, a structure composed of secretory organelles and specific cytoskeletal elements. A conspicuous feature of the apical complex in many apicomplexans is the conoid, a hollow tapered barrel structure composed of tubulin fibers.
Nicolas Dos Santos Pacheco, Nicolò Tosetti, Ludek Kořený   +2 more
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Apicortin, a Constituent of Apicomplexan Conoid/Apical Complex and Its Tentative Role in Pathogen—Host Interaction

Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease, 2021
In 2009, apicortin was identified in silico as a characteristic protein of apicomplexans that also occurs in the placozoa, Trichoplax adhaerens. Since then, it has been found that apicortin also occurs in free-living cousins of apicomplexans (chromerids)
Ferenc Orosz, Orosz Ferenc
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Hooke's cubico–parabolical conoid

Notes and Records of the Royal Society, 1998
In 1675 Robert Hooke published, as one of his ‘Inventions’, a Latin anagram concerning the ‘true...form of all manner of arches for building’. His discovery was that the shape of a light flexible cord subjected to specified loads would, when inverted, give the required shape of the perfect (masonry) arch to carry those same loads.
J Heyman
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An Eyeglass Simulator Using Conoid Tracing

Computer Graphics Forum, 2010
Abstract This paper proposes a method for displaying images at the fovea of the retina taking visual acuity into account. Previous research has shown that a point light source projected onto the retina forms an ellipse, which can be computed with wavefront tracing from each point in space.
T Nishita
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