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| They concluded that poorly deformable cells cause microcirculatory occlusions, and further postulated that these occlusions lead to tissue ischemia. Uniconform is a flexible, deformable mat in weights of 600 to 1200 gsm. In a high-resolution search of the heavens, a team led by Reinhard Genzel of the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching, Germany used one of the four Very Large Telescopes in Paranal, Chile, outfitted with a rapidly deformable mirror. |
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