Sentence examples for blob of tissue from inspiring English sources

"It's not a blob of tissue.

The blob of tissue argument that powered the Pro-Choice movement for a number of years has all but disappeared as ever-increasing scientific advances allow us to view the unborn child in utero.

"Life is precious, pre-born life is precious, and I, as a physician, have a legal obligation — I knew if I did something wrong, I was liable," he said, adding, "It wasn't like it was a blob of tissue that we were dealing with".

So really, everything that may seem odd and distorted about this blob of tissue is what makes it JUST RIGHT.

In the next few months the small blobs of tissue, known as brain organoids, will be grown from human stem cells that have been edited to contain "Neanderthalised" versions of several genes.

The flavour of wine – its aroma or bouquet – is detected not by the taste buds, but by millions of receptors in the olfactory bulb, a blob of nervous tissue where the brain meets the nasal passage.

I have never been convinced by this theory, and its assumption that a visually acute insect might mistake a blob of vegetable tissue for one of its own kind.

In addition to the table, he has created a lamp that resembles a blob of adipose tissue.

Scowls turned to the kind of deranged grins you'd expect to see at a happy hardcore night, and everyone in the tent started pogoing and moshing like one big, friendly, sweat-soaked blob of undifferentiated tissue.

The stinger looks like a small barb, or thorn, and may have a blob of fleshy tissue at the end of it (this is where is was attached to the bee's abdomen).

These include brain organoids (blobs of nerve tissue the size of a rice grain), human-animal chimeras (mice with human brain tissue added), and ex vivo human brain tissue (such as chunks of brain removed during surgery).