Publications by authors named "P Nieland"
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- Lymphoedema, often resulting from cancer or its treatments, is a condition that affects lymphatic drainage, and physiotherapists play a crucial role in managing it in palliative care settings.
- A study reviewed data from 208 palliative care patients to assess the frequency and effectiveness of manual lymphatic drainage, highlighting significant symptom relief for those suffering from lymphoedema.
- Results showed that a large percentage of patients experienced improvements in pain and dyspnoea, emphasizing the benefits of manual lymphatic drainage in enhancing patient quality of life.
It was suggested previously that the primary structure of penicillin-binding protein 4 (PBP4) is new and unique among proteins that interact with penicillin. Our proposal that PBP4 carries an additional domain, located between the active-site fingerprints SXXK and SXN, was investigated by mutational deletion analysis. A clustered set of internal deletions was created in this region by exonuclease treatment of the dacB coding DNA, starting from two internal restriction sites.
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