Sentence examples for altered by tissue from inspiring English sources

The fate of these muscle progenitors is dramatically altered by tissue injury, which leads to faster kinetics of sarcoma formation.

FISH analysis is unaffected by the (unavoidable) admixture of normal cells to cancer tissues and FISH results are not altered by tissue processing variations.

However, DC phenotype and function can be altered by the tissue microenvironment 25.

Therefore, the measured fluorescence intensity is altered by the tissue heterogeneity and by the fluctuation of dye intensity.

Previous demonstrations that methylation patterns can be altered by the tissue culture process have been provided by a number of studies [ 11- 14], and at least some induced epimutations have been shown to be sexually transmissible [ 11].

MicroRNA 21 processing appeared defective suggesting that post-transcriptional protein synthesis regulation is altered by disruption of tissue microRNA expression.

Instead they may have been chemically altered by the body tissues of the animal meaning that they did not carbonise close into the animal or more likely were covered by other decaying tissue, though evidence of their presence remains.

Genes altered by fasting in adipose tissue in this study overlapped with those shown to be differentially expressed in chicken liver after 16 or 48 hours of fasting, including ACLY, ACOX1, BCAT1 and PDK4 [ 33].

Our results indicate two stereotypic behaviors among RSCs in medaka: (1) there is no variation in potency among individual stem cells in the fish neural retina; and (2) the preference for asymmetric divisions is not altered by age or during tissue repair.

Because our global analysis of age-independent shifts in gene expression indicated that resveratrol mimics CR in all tissues examined, we were particularly interested in functional classes that were significantly altered by both interventions across tissues.

Although post-mortem tissue levels of striatal DA were not altered by the calcitriol injections, nigral tissue levels of DA and its main metabolites were increased by both the 1.0 and 3.0 μg/kg doses of calcitriol.