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The new University of Massachusetts spinal-cord work by Dr. Charles Vacanti has been reported at a medical meeting in London of the British Tissue and Cell Engineering Society and widely discussed among biomedical engineers and neurologists at other medical meetings.

Rutherford missed the recent Glasgow indoor grand prix and British trials with minor tissue damage but Black is hopeful the long jumper will be fit.

An independent validation set of samples consisting of premalignant archival patient tissues from the British Columbia Oral Biopsy Service were used to construct a tissue microarray (TMA).

That's how Mr. Dinklage became what Mr. LaBute called the "connective tissue" to the British version.

Using tissue transplantation, the British scientist Peter Brian Medawar showed how extrinsic cells could be permanently integrated into an animal's body without provoking immune responses.

Mutation R719W : We obtained soleus tissue from a British female (H13; [ 2]).

Specimens were acquired as either fresh tissues, frozen tissues, which had been stored at -80°C, or as DNA that had already been extracted from frozen tissues archived in the British Columbia Cancer Agency frozen breast tumor bank and Cooperative Human Tissue Network.

Ms. Grenke, a senior at the time, was casting for a school production of "Tissue," a play by Louise Page, a British playwright, about a woman with breast cancer.

Animal collections and tissue sampling complied with University of British Columbia animal care protocol #A11-0127 and British Columbia Ministry of Environment collection permit #PE10-66394.

Twenty-four subcutadiposeadipose tissue biopsies were obtained from eight British-continental crossbred steers at 3 different time points.

A recent British study showed that total Hg levels in umbilical cord tissue were not related to birth weight (Daniels et al. 2007).