The phrase "and tissues in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological, medical, or anatomical topics, particularly when referring to tissues within a specific system or area of the body.
Example: "The study focused on the role of cells and tissues in the immune response."
Alternatives: "and cells within the" or "and structures in the".
It helped scientists understand how human cells, originally identical, can differentiate to create the many different organs and tissues in the body.
For years, researchers have dreamed of engineering kidneys, livers, and other organs and tissues in the lab, so that a patient who needs a transplant doesn't have to search for a donor.
Scientists believe the cells, which can give rise to all other cells and tissues in the body, can yield therapies and cures for diseases that affect more than 100 million Americans.
Scientists theorize that the cells, which give rise to all other cells and tissues in the body, could yield treatments for Parkinson's disease, diabetes and, perhaps, Alzheimer's disease, which former President Reagan had.
And in November, the company said, it rolled back previous price increases on paper towels, toilet paper and tissues in the United States to counter inroads by Kimberly-Clark.
Thyroxine's principal function is to stimulate the consumption of oxygen and thus the metabolism of all cells and tissues in the body.
Magnesium is important to nearly every function and tissue in the body, from the heart to the bones and nearly everything in between.
The doctors said that no surgery was required to repair the injury, a fracture or dislocation of bones and tissue in the midfoot.
Because the rate of decomposition depends on heat, light and humidity, the effect of these environmental factors will depend on the location of the bodies and tissue in the rubble.
When a subject breathes pure oxygen instead of room air, the paramagnetic oxygen shortens the T1 of the blood, plasma and tissue in the lungs.
