The phrase "array of tissues and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety or collection of tissues, often in a scientific or medical context.
Example: "The study examined an array of tissues and their responses to different stimuli."
Alternatives: "variety of tissues" or "collection of tissues".
In the 10 years since James Thomson's discovery, scientists have shown that embryonic stem cells have the potential to help create replacement cells for a broad array of tissues and organs, including the heart, liver and pancreas.
The combination of extremely deep sequencing and a diverse array of tissues and conditions resulted in a full-body map of RNA activity, which revealed new genes and rare RNAs that are expressed in only one tissue type.
Embryonic stem cells, it declared, are "capable of becoming almost all of the specialized cells of the body and, thus, may have the potential to generate replacement cells for a broad array of tissues and organs, such as the heart, the pancreas, and the nervous system".
Clusterin (CLU, complement lysis inhibitor, apolipoprotein J) is a heterodimeric glycoprotein produced by a wide array of tissues and found in most biologic fluids.
This 60-mer oligonucleotide microarray was validated and tested on a diverse array of tissues and was found to have high sensitivity and specificity [ 50].
Specifically, this applies to the roles of MER21A and MER39B in placenta, as well as the roles of LTR12D and LTR2 in a wide array of tissues, and MER11A and LTR2 in liver in particular.
MSCs have been isolated from a wide array of tissues successfully and can be cultured in vitro.
This database represents an extensive collection of data from human gene expression samples across a diverse array of tissues, organs and cell lines.
The MTE array provides a fast way to simultaneously compare the relative abundance of ANP32A mRNA in a wide array of tissues, normalized and immobilized in separate dots, along with several controls.
This receptor is found in a wide array of tissues, including spleen and lungs, and cells such as macrophages, neutrophils, and microglia and is coupled to various specific signaling pathways, depending on where they are expressed [ 13].
Several recent studies have applied genome-wide DNase I hypersensitivity mapping to Arabidopsis thaliana and rice, generating chromatin accessibility landscapes for an array of tissues, cell types, and treatments.
