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But that method was incompatible with today's fluorescent reagents, and damaging to tissue structures.
However, in the intact living body, cooling can be damaging to tissue and the body system.
Conventional delivery methods are inefficient, damaging to tissue, or are only effective in a limited number of plant species.
Because red light is less damaging to tissue than blue light, Chrimson also holds potential for eventual therapeutic use in humans, Boyden says.
Nociception is the physiological detection of stimuli that are potentially damaging to tissue [1] [2].
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Mechanisms of damage to tissue and the electrode are reviewed.
Exposing the skin to ultraviolet rays excites molecules of the ingested substance, causing damage to tissue — severe redness and sunburn, for example — that is almost immediately apparent.
Too little liquid nitrogen causes the temperature in the waist-high tanks to rise, risking damage to tissue housed in vials called cryolocks.
Research now under way includes a study by Dr. Gosens of plantar fasciitis, heel pain caused by damage to tissue connecting the heel to the toes.
In this report we provide consistent evidence of accumulating oxidative damage to tissue proteins, lipids and nuclear DNA with age.
First, inflammation may be an image of the presence of acute injury or damage to tissue.
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