Sentence examples for characterised by containing from inspiring English sources
Whilst in testicular germ cell tumours, the cell of origin of the malignancy is CIS, in mOGCT the likely cell of origin are gonadoblastoma cells, that are characterised by containing fetal germ cells mixed with immature Sertoli and granulosa cells and have many similarities to testicular CIS cells [ 120].
Drug advertising could represent a serious public health problem, as it is characterised by containing errors that reinforce and/or increase the gender biases identified in CTs, though not including information on risks to women and extending the therapeutic indications for HRT, and this presents a serious public health problem.
In agreement with what was observed by light microscopy, adipocytes from control mice were characterised by the cell containing a large lipid droplet with a thin peripheral rim of cytoplasm and the peripherally located nucleus.
These diseases are histologically characterised by intracellular aggregates containing desmin and various associated proteins.
Rosai-Dorfman has been characterised by heterogeneous masses containing low-density elements almost approaching fat, with marked expansion of the perinephric space (Fig. 25); the kidneys may also be displaced and may show evidence of subcapsular infiltration [114].
Mitochondrial structure is characterised by two protein containing lipid bilayers.
The changes were characterised by the tissue containing shrunken adipocytes and this was paralleled by an increase in interstitial space.
This was characterised by the tissue containing shrunken adipocytes of various sizes with a dilated interstitial space.
Fibroblasts showing similar morphological features are considered as myofibroblasts and characterised by increased α-SMA containing intracellular filaments.
The death-fold motif is characterised by its globular structure containing six amphipathic α-helices that run anti-parallel in α-helical bundles.
bHLH proteins are structurally and functionally characterised by a conserved domain containing a stretch of basic amino acids adjacent to two amphipathic α-helices separated by an interhelical loop.
