Even more hilarious were the camp classics, The Attack Of The 50ft Woman (1958) - "see a female colossus, her mountainous torso, skyscraper limbs, giant desires" - and The Brain From Planet Arous (also 1958) - "the incredible space brain invades a human body with its destructive evil power".
In an experimental glioma model in mouse brain, OCT detected highly cellular tumor of less than 1 mm and delineated the signals from areas of brain invaded by tumor from histologically normal brain at high resolution [ 4].
The oncolytic potential of the vector was examined using brain-invading metastatic clones of CN34 and MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells, which supported high levels of AdKISS1 replication, correlating with a robust CRAd-mediated cytotoxicity.
When metastatic tumor cells cross the blood brain barrier, astrocytes are among the first cells to interact with the brain-invading cells.
Come to think of it, any camera might function as an inanimate avatar of Friedrich — analogous to a brain being invaded wholly, exclusive of thought, by the uncanniness of the not-oneself.
Her clever brain, though invaded, functioned in a way I marvel at still.
The TE value of the T2-TSE sequence, determined by tissue relaxometry was instrumental to the sensitive representation of tissue hyper-intensity surrounding the necrotic core indicative of tumour proliferation and helped to differentiate between tumour necrosis and brain parenchyma invaded by tumour cells.
Using an intracranial glioma model, we have recently shown that time domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) allows discrimination of normal brain, diffusely invaded brain tissue, and solid tumor.
We have recently demonstrated that OCT allows discrimination of normal brain, diffusely invaded brain tissue, and solid tumor in an experimental intracranial glioma mouse model [ 4].
Low-grade gliomas disseminate to considerable distances in the brain, Ols invade the brain cortex forming secondary structures such as perineuronal (satellitosis) and subpial cell accumulations (Giese et al, 2003).
