Sentence examples for bladder of control from inspiring English sources
We exogenously delivered NGF into the urinary bladder of control rats and determined effects on bladder function and spinal cord organization of the micturition reflex.
CXCL12 and its receptor, CXCR4, were examined in the whole urinary bladder of control and CYP-treated rats using complementary approaches including enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), qRT-PCR, and immunostaining techniques.
Representative histopathological photographs of brain, eyes, spinal cord, lung, lymph nodes thyroid gland, heart, stomach, liver, kidney, adrenals, thymus, spleen, intestine, muscle, bone, ovary, uterus, testis and urinary bladder of control, high dose and satellite groups (Fig not shown).
As expected, bladders of control mice with no PstS1 injections (groups 1 2) were only minimally infiltrated by granulocytes (Gr-1 antigen) or CD11b-positive cells (activation marker for granulocytes and macrophages).
To firmly establish that Cox I/II inhibition by aspirin increases bile acid excretion, [C]-glycocholic acid was injected into the tail vein of mice, and after 30 min the tracer was quantified in gall bladders of control and aspirin-treated animals (Wang et al., 2001).
In contrast, calm2, cnn1, and smoc2 were preferentially expressed in the bladder mucosa of control mice.
No GFP fluorescence deposits occurred in the bladder of the control A group or experimental C group.
The interview focused on the time of the acquisition of the milestones of development as were age in months of free sitting, standing, running and putting on a jacket, age of speaking single word and two-words-sentences, of bladder control, of eating with a spoon and of drinking with a cup.
Our findings suggest that, as part of the mechanisms of bladder cancer control, BCG induces activation of fibroblasts either directly or through MACs, that by releasing soluble products, can by themselves activate fibroblasts.
Ataxia (loss of coordination) Loss of bladder control Vocalization Behavior changes Central nervous system (CNS) depression.
Air raids on Great Yarmouth were endured with equanimity, but his mother's epilepsy, with its convulsions and loss of bladder control, was a source of horror and shame.
