(7) Closure of vessels (especially in earlywood) by means of
tylosis formation.
(6.) Howel-evans: carcinoma oesophagus with
Tylosis a study in two Failies.
3,4) are tobacco use and alcohol consumption; particularly Other risk factors for oesophageal SCC in the Western world include low socioeconomic status, poor oral hygiene, achalasia, history of thoracic radiation, caustic injury, hereditary
tylosis and Plummer-Vinson Syndrome.
One possible reason for early symptom development with detached leaf method might be that bacteria moved efficiently in the vascular system from injured base of chilli leaflet and caused blockage of vascular system as a result of colonization and
tylosis thereby resulting in yellowish and chlorotic appearance of leaf tissues.
Carcinoma of the oesphagus with keratosis palmaris and plantaris (
tylosis).
It would seem that the air permeability of a barrel is more complex, and less influenced by grain than by several other wood anatomical factors (such as
tylosis filling the wood vessels or orientation of medullary rays on the stave).
Garde et al., "The
tylosis esophageal cancer (TOC) locus: more than just a familial cancer gene," Diseases of the Esophagus, vol.
The research concentrated on three families with a hereditary condition called
tylosis with oesophageal cancer.
Miscellaneous genodermatoses: Beckwith Wiedmann syndrome,--Hogg -Dube syndrome, familial atypical multiple mole melanoma syndrome, hereditary
tylosis, incontinentia pigmenti and supernumerary nipples.
All three have been told they have
tylosis -an inherited skin condition that can lead to cancer of the oesophagus in later life.
Scientists from the faculty of medicine's molecular genetics and oncology group studied three families with inherited oesophageal cancer who also have a disorder called
tylosis, that causes excessive thickening of the skin on the palms and soles.
The wood is plugged with
tylosis. This characteristic favors the wood of white oaks to be used in the manufacture of beer kegs and spirit and wine barrels.