Sentence examples for conversion of tissues from inspiring English sources

Therefore, by reporting the expression of RON in paraneoplastic tissue, which was collected ~0.5 cm away from the gastric carcinoma samples, we are providing data to support our hypothesis that RON plays an important role in promoting gastric cancer and may serve as a marker for the conversion of tissues to a malignant phenotype.

BP is the blood to plasma ratio required for the conversion of tissue concentration data to the concentration of drug exiting each tissue and entering the venous plasma at the peripheral sampling site.

For example, bioenergy grass gene output at the RNA level has been measured for over a decade using 1st generation genomic tools including the conversion of tissue and treatment specific RNA samples into cDNA followed by tedious cloning and sequencing.

The higher reproductive output in the European eel may thus represent a response pattern typical for multicellular parasites, in which increased host exploitation involves a greater conversion of host tissue into parasite tissue and parasite eggs [ 37, 38].

Vitrification, used in this context to refer to the conversion of lignocellulosic tissues to vitrinite, is a key process affecting the long-term burial of woody plant tissues.

As methods improve I expect to see automatic conversion of scanned tissue into models that can be run.

The biological conversion of woody tissue does not only result in degradation of the tree's DNA but also in a contamination by "foreign" DNA.

Hypoxia and associated oxidative stress induces the metaplastic conversion of fibrotic tissue to fibrocartilage, and subsequent bone formation by endochondral ossification, with larger bone fragments indicating a longer duration of fibrosis.

A possible explanation of our findings, in addition to adipose tissue having a potential protective effect per se, is that the dense area and the nondense area on a mammogram reflect the extent of conversion of the breast tissue into either dense tissue that is associated with breast cancer risk or nondense tissue that is not.

That is, changes associated with conversion of recognizably woody tissues to vitrinite.

The focus of the present study is investigation of the structural changes associated with the earliest stages of the formation of vitrinite, i.e. those occurring during the initial conversion of woody plant tissues to vitrinite, and prior to subsequent maturation of the resulting vitrinite.