Sentence examples for cat skin from inspiring English sources

Researchers led by Clare Bryant at the University of Cambridge studied proteins found in particles of cat skin, known as cat dander, which is the most common cause of cat allergy.

A team at the University of Cambridge looked at the way in which the body's immune system detects cat allergen, and discovered that the most common cause of severe allergic reactions are because of the Fel d 1 protein found in particles of cat skin, know as cat dander.

Jay pretty much nailed his ensemble, even wearing a cat skin over his shoulder (which upset plenty of commenters over on TMZ), though we have to admit, Bey's costume was a little bit of a stretch.

Because this device gets lower into the fur, it could be used to apply medications or cleaning mixtures directly to cat skin, potentially allowing people with allergies to coexist with cats — a better alternative than allergy shots, pills, or daily cat baths.

Indeed, immunohistochemical labelling of cat skin indicates that β2/β3 and α1 GABAA receptor subunits are restricted to approximately 12% of unmyelinated axons [37].

Ideally, choose a shampoo that is not perfumed (because cat skin is very sensitive) and does not contain insecticides (which are potentially irritant).. Lather the shampoo into your cat's coat.

Merchandise to avoid in the Caribbean includes all products made from sea turtles and spotted cat skins, live monkeys and most live birds, and some orchids.

I move a lot of everything: elephant ivory, cat skins, musk deer, bear gall bladders, rhino horn, live leopard cubs that are sent to Nepal, Burma and then into Thailand.

The report, seen by the Guardian, embarrassed China by finding that they had "systematically exercised internal trading privileges for companies dealing in big cat skins and derivatives, produced mainly from captive breeding".

We tried the international body that regulates wildlife trade -- and restricts things like elephant ivory, rhino horns, and cat skins -- to help bluefin.

Among cats, skin and soft tissue were the most affected sites in both males (65%) and females (49%).