Sentence examples for earliest tissue from inspiring English sources

Primordia are the earliest tissue complexes with morphogenetic determination.

We selectively reduced SMN expression in neuron and muscle tissues by crossing the UAS-Smn-RNAi alleles to the elavGAL4 and how24BGAL4 drivers as they provide the earliest tissue specific expression and most robust lethal effect (Figure 3 and data not shown).

This has been considered the earliest tissue perturbation in the progressive process leading to malignant transformation of the squamous epithelium of the esophagus [ 38].

This poses a challenge for the study of imprinted genes' potential role in mother offspring interactions because imprinted genes are expressed in the earliest tissues of both seed plants and mammals, before experimental cross-fostering is possible.

ED transfusion may serve to reverse early tissue hypoperfusion and mitigate organ failure.

"Clearly this is a significant step in understanding early tissue development," he says.

The results indicated that the low oscillatory activities might be related to early tissue injury in persons with SCI.

The aim of the study was to examine the early tissue reaction in the tension zone of periodontal ligament (PDL) during orthodontic tooth movement.

Interestingly, the process follows patterns similar to those involved in early tissue formation by accessing specific genetic programs to grow and disseminate.

Transfusion in the ED could be beneficial if it serves to: (1) improve early hemostasis, resulting in less overall transfusion requirements; or (2) reverse early tissue hypoperfusion, resulting in less subsequent organ failure.

This tissue stimulation is done by a combination of careful early tissue mobilization, often performed by expert physical therapists, by early joint and tissue controlled exercises that stimulate repair rather than irritate the injury, and by direct application of growth factors and sometimes stem cells.