Sentence examples for a brain specimen from inspiring English sources

The instrument has been designed to volume digitize at 200 MHz a brain specimen embedded in a plastic block.

Researchers told participants that they would be interested in collecting tissue from the brain, liver, and lung; a drawing of the procedure to collect a brain specimen through the eye was shown to families on request.

A brain specimen from each mouse was separately fixed in 10% neutral buffered formalin for at least 24 h and embedded in paraffin for pathological studies and immunohistochemical detection of GFAP.

Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction performed on a brain specimen from the husband detected a WN viral strain nearly identical to avian strains recovered in Israel in 1998 (99.9% genomic sequence homology) and in New York in 1999 (99.8%).

Briefly, a brain specimen from each infected mouse was individually ground in a Waring blender (Tatung, Taipei, Taiwan) and then digested in 50 ml of a pepsin/HCl solution (pH 1~2, 10,000 IU, Sigma, Steinheim, Germany) for 3 h at 37°C.

When faced with a neoplastic brain specimen considered most likely to be a metastasis, a surgical pathologist must always rule out the possibility that it represents a malignant glioma.

Early in 2006 2007 we verified the presence of clade YN-B in a human brain specimen from Longyang County and a domestic dog brain specimen (EU275243) from Tengchong County in Baoshan Prefecture, near Myanmar (32 ).

It is therefore recommended that repeated saliva and serum specimens be submitted in addition to CSF and that a postmortem brain specimen be actively sought in all suspected rabies cases (18 ).

All tractography-based connectivity experiments were repeated on a second mouse brain specimen.

We demonstrate images encoded at 10 × 10 × 20 μm for an entire mouse brain specimen with signal-to-noise ratio of 18 and a total acquisition time of 16.5 h, revealing neuroanatomy unseen at lower resolution.

Any new component or (sub system added to the existing model must precisely fit to it, which is facilitated (but not obviously feasible due to geometric imaging distortions and artifacts) by the use of a single, reference, rescannable brain specimen.