Sentence examples for brain tissue from a from inspiring English sources
Dr. Zimmerman extracted brain tissue from a patient who had died from the disease.
It's difficult to obtain brain tissue from a living Alzheimer's patient, for example, and impossible to study how that tissue changes as the disease progresses.
More than 100 years ago a German doctor, Aloysius Alzheimer, was looking down the microscope at brain tissue from a patient with severe short-term memory loss; he was the first person to describe the amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles that typify the disease.
(The image above shows new neurons in red in brain tissue from a 68-year-old.) In stark contrast, 45 Alzheimer's brains from people age 52 to 97 had lower amounts of new neurons (an average of 30% fewer neurons compared to age-matched healthy brains).
Autoradiography and S1R staining were also performed on brain tissue from a S1R-KO heterozygous mouse in order to investigate correlation between S1R staining levels and autoradiography signal.
To begin the process, they took autopsied brain tissue from a region of the brain that was ravaged by Alzheimer's and ground it up into a broth of sorts.
It detected Aβ plaques in sections of brain tissue from an animal model of AD and displayed low uptake in the brain and high uptake in the liver in normal mice.
RNA from U-343MG-a was used as positive control for PDGF-B, DF-1 RCAS-HRG as positive control for HRG and frozen brain tissue from an FVB/N mouse as negative control.
As we expected from our previous studies, this antibody bound not only to Aβ42 peptide by ELISA, but also to monomeric, oligomeric, and fibrillar forms of this human peptide in dot blot assay (data not shown), and Aβ deposits in brain tissue from an AD case (Figure 2B).
More recently, a VA1/HMO-C like VA1/HMO-C likected in brain tissue from an immunocompromised child with encephalitis (7 ).
