Sentence examples for brain matter from a from inspiring English sources

There's a plastic bench lightly smeared with brain matter from a cow.

A second group of calves was injected with brain matter from sheep that had died after 1990.

He performed the same experiment with brain matter from Creutzfeldt-Jakob victims and got parallel results.

So Maher and a team of U.K. and Mexican scientists looked at postmortem samples of brain matter from the frontal cortexes of 37 human brains.

Quite possibly one brewed from brain matter scraped from hallway walls.

Ellenbogen told me about one patient whose tumour was barely distinguishable from normal brain matter, except for a hint of yellow in the tumour cells.

Each tissue microarray also contained samples of non-neoplastic gray and white brain matter (obtained from epileptigenic brain), infiltrating ductal carcinoma breast tissue, six GBM xenograft cell lines, and U87 and U251 conventional glioma cell lines.

In 2007, developmental psychologist Maryanne Wolf took up the cause of defending reading and print culture in her book Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain, approaching the subject matter from a scientific angle in contrast to Birkerts' cultural-historical angle.

Memory loss results from a physical change in the brain resulting from undernourishment; folds in brain matter preserve the physical embodiment of memory, but a deficiency in nutrition leads to the deterioration of those folds (O II 406b-407b; a similar Cartesian view appears in the Treatise on Man (AT XI 177-178)).

But as scientists continue to create more varied chimeras – especially those that have some amount of human brain matter – questions continue to rise from ethicists, religious groups, and even other biomedical researchers, about the types of limitations that should be set on the scientific community.

Kurt Cobain's brain matter.