The phrase "a combination of tissue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing biological or medical contexts, particularly when referring to different types of tissue working together.
Example: "The organ is made up of a combination of tissue types that perform various functions."
Alternatives: "a blend of tissue" or "a mixture of tissue".
Combining our enhancer catalog with gene expression profiles and open chromatin regions, we show that a combination of tissue- and lineage-specific transcription factors form the regulatory networks controlling chromatin specification in tissue-resident macrophages.
This study confirmed that a combination of tissue engineering and macroencapsulation with mouse islets could reverse diabetes and maintain euglycemia in an experimental diabetes rat model for 90 days.
The regulation of B cell isotype switching is determined by a combination of tissue specific factors (e.g., APRIL, TGF-beta) [ 26- 29].
In 4 (40%) of the 10 patients, a distinctive symmetrical midline lesion in the central splenium of the corpus callosum was found at admission, which is evidence of a combination of tissue increased water content and diffusion restriction.
Using a combination of tissue culture modeling and bioinformatics analysis of gene expression in BCa biopsies, we present evidence suggesting that SNAI2/SLUG plays a role in mediating the pro- and anti-metastatic effects of Runx2 and E2, respectively.
The second Multicenter Intrapleural Sepsis Trial (MIST2) 10 found that a combination of tissue plasminogen activator and DNase was effective in reducing the size of pleural effusions in patients with pleural infection.
The analysis is performed on a wood sample of cross-section dimensions of approximately 500 × 700 μm2 which presents a combination of tissues, named earlywood and latewood, with different porosities (≈ 78% for earlywood and 45% for latewood) and hygro-mechanical behaviour (anisotropic swelling in earlywood and more isotropic swelling in latewood).
This suggests that genome-wide alternative splicing patterns are regulated by a combination of tissue-specific cis-acting elements and "general elements" whose functional activities are important but differ across multiple tissues.
In the first comparison, the separate analysis treated the mRNA, miRNA and protein datasets as separate matrices and imputed them separately in the pipeline FA+LDA, this outputs, for each omic layer a combination of tissue-specific factors.
In summary, all our predicted tissue-specific gene sets showed statistically significant (p <.05) enrichment for the respective tissue-specific keyword, splicing-related keyword and for a combination of tissue-, splicing- and development-related keywords.
Using a combination of tissue-specific expression and an inducible expression system in the loss-of-function phyB-9 mutant [ 8], we show that phyB expression in the stomatal lineage, mesophyll, and phloem is sufficient to restore wild-type stomatal development.
