We watch her tenderly pack up a reborn, rest it in a bed of tissue paper, and seal it in a cardboard box with tape.
IN the basement of the Franklin Institute, behind a heavy door secured by a combination lock, in a cinder-block vault, in an acid-free cardboard box, tucked into a bed of tissue paper, rests a gnarled, bent piece of iron about two feet long, chunks of mica-flecked stone fused to its base by an awesome collision of natural forces.
Malgosia Novak-Kemp lifts the lid and there in the shoe-box-like container, nestled on a bed of tissue paper, are the grizzled remains of a remarkable old bird, a specimen whose story can be traced back to the early 17th century.
Hall et al. reported that the site of the first relapse of resected upper urinary tract UC was local in the retroperitoneum (tumor bed, soft tissue, or lymph nodes) (9.0%), in the bladder (50.8%), in the remaining upper tract (17.9%), or distantly in the lung, bone, or liver (22.4%) [2].
The muscle beds, subcutaneous tissue, and even skin have been advocated as sites at which perfusion may be more directly measured at the tissue level.
Pour the mixed dyes into jars and place the eggs on a bed of tissues.
Capillaries are organized into capillary beds in tissues, it is here that blood exchanges oxygen for carbon dioxide waste.
The vascular bed and the tissue type likely have a profound impact on the ability of IL-10 to regulate macrophage behavior after tissue injury.
