"central tissue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to tissue that is located in the center or core of an object, organism, or system. Example: The central tissue of a tree plays a crucial role in transporting water and nutrients throughout the tree's structure.
This was consistent with our physical findings, which implies that central tissue anoxia is avoided by the capillary bed.
The leaf blade, or lamina, consists of a central tissue, called the mesophyll, surrounded on either side by upper and lower epidermis.
A central tissue engineering approach is the in vivo implantation of a biomimetic scaffold seeded with an appropriate population of stem or progenitor cells.
Subsequently, images of sections stained for CD31-positive blood vessels were superimposed on their autoradiographic images and five representative sections from the viable peripheral tissues were compared with a similar number of sections from the necrotic central tissue.
Interestingly, the gastrodermis of L. pauciflorum appeared to be the central tissue of NOS activity.
Hypothalamic blocks for in-situ hybridisation and central tissue samples were obtained from Blackface sheep killed at a local slaughterhouse (McIntosh Donald, Portlethen, UK).
Obesity is associated with increased MR activity in peripheral and possibly central tissues, decreased hippocampal size in humans and impaired hippocampal learning in rodents.
5-HT2AR is mainly located in the cortex, claustrum and basal ganglia, but also widely distributes in peripheral and central tissues (Hoyer et al., 2002).
The aim of this study was to develop an agonist positron emission tomography (PET) ligand in order to label the active G-protein coupled 5-HT4-R in peripheral and central tissues.
Neurotrophin/growth factor levels were previously reported to be altered in samples from schizophrenics with respect to control samples in both peripheral and central tissues.
ELISA assays on liver (peripheral) and cortical (central) tissues showed that while the ratio of phosphorylated to total insulin receptor did not change, PIO did cause a significant reduction in phosphorylated insulin receptor levels (Fig. 5).
