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Surcos = Furrows

open access: yesQuaderns d'arquitectura i urbanisme, 1998
Simeoforidis, Yorgos   +1 more
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Nematic structures contribute to robust zygotic polarization in C. elegans

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The “Cross-furrowed” forehead

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1978
Three middle-aged men were encountered whose foreheads showed a pattern of vertical lines as well as the standard transverse furrows. The etiology of these lines is obscure.
R, Shafir, H, Tsur
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Division of isolated furrows and furrow fragments in invertebrate eggs

Experimental Cell Research, 1969
Abstract This investigation was designed to determine whether the established cleavage furrow requires the presence of the polar and subpolar cell regions for normal function. Furrows and furrow fragments were surgically isolated from flattened, cleaving eggs of Echinarachnius parma , Hydractinia echinata and Aurelia aurita . The isolated furrows
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Regulators of the Morphogenetic Furrow

2002
Unlike other imaginal discs, the Drosophila eye disc has a progressive pattern of differentiation. Photoreceptor clusters begin to form at the posterior margin of the eye disc in the third larval instar, and more anterior rows of clusters then differentiate in succession (Ready et al. 1976).
Jeffrey D, Lee, Jessica E, Treisman
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Poem in Furrows

2023
Not like my grandfather’s labor, smoking pork or selling horses, barebacked and bronze. Nor like digging soil for a handful of lima beans swaying on the stalk, hard and ready. But it is work of a kind, the way we rake words into the light like potatoes, threads at our elbows...
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Furrow

2017
Furrow is a testimony of leaving and returning, challenging the quotidian perception of country life primarily rooted in rural South Carolina. The speaker is a silent observer, a witness, and at times an unwilling participant who interrogates the connections and disconnections between family and the natural world.
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Behind the Brow That Furrows

JAMA Neurology
This essay describes the author’s observations while examining a pregnant mother who has multiple sclerosis.
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