Life Sciences
Research on life sciences discussed by S.M. Patki and co-researchers
Published in Elder Law Weekly, September 24th, 2008
Fresh data on life sciences are presented in the report 'Who is the culprit for post menopausal syndrome' Uterus/Ovary.' According to recent research published in the journal Medical Hypotheses, "The uterine endometrium of placental mammals in general and human in particular is a highly dynamic, proliferative and regenerative tissue. It undergoes cycles of growth and regression during each menstrual cycle with a growing capacity from 0.5-1mm in the proliferative phase to 5-7 mm during the secretory (leutal) phase."
"These phases are characterized by cyclic processes of cellular proliferation, differentiation and shedding. Recent studies have revealed that the...
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Source: Elder Law Weekly (2008-09-24)
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