The phrase "availability of the tissue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or research when discussing whether a specific type of tissue is accessible for study or use.
Example: "The availability of the tissue is crucial for conducting the necessary experiments in our research project."
Alternatives: "accessibility of the tissue" or "presence of the tissue".
Methods 2 and 3 are superior to Method 1 in the yield of PSD fractions and therefore are more appropriate when the availability of the tissues is limited, while Method 1 is recommended when the issue of purity is critical.
Due to the limited availability of the clinical tissue specimens, we were unable to evaluate AKT and ERK1 expression in the primary CRCs and liver metastases tissues - future studies are required to address these questions.
In chronic neurodegenerative diseases in humans, the study of synapse degeneration is limited by the availability of tissue with the appropriate tissue fixation and preservation.
A series of 247 patients with unilateral, resectable breast cancer who had undergone resection of their primary tumor between November 1987 and December 1997 were selected based on the availability of frozen tissue in the tumor bank of the Department of Laboratory Medicine of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre.
From the tissue obtained, based on the availability of the material, 90 tissue samples were accessible for research.
To overcome issues relating to the availability of LCH tissue, the establishment of a mouse model of LCH was attempted by xenografting human LCH tissue into severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) mice [ 16].
Modeling ovarian cancer however is challenging as a result of the genetic heterogeneity of the malignancy, the diverse pathology, the limited availability of human tissue for research, the atypical mechanisms of metastasis, and because the origin is unclear.
In order for the SPIN tool to be successfully used, the tissues must not only be identified, but the research team must also be provided with a realistic estimate of the availability and quality of the tissue.
Therefore, allograft transplantation appears suitable in this regard, offering, provided the availability of a tissue bank, the possibility of immediate cell transplantation into the damaged target tissue.
