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This pattern is consistent with the theory that the tongue's core functions as a muscular hydrostat in that conjoint contraction of the transverse and vertical fibers enable the tissue to expand at right angles to these fibers.

By catalysing the reaction from alanine to pyruvate, AlaAT would enable the tissue to re-utilise the alanine that accumulated during waterlogging.

In both, the endometriotic lesions and in the eutopic endometrium of women with endometriosis, the cellular and molecular components of the regulatory systems that enable the tissue to produce estradiol have been demonstrated to be expressed.

The sample holder for the lens, aqueous and vitreous had sizes of 10 mm, 7 mm and 5 mm, respectively, in order to enable the tissue to be in full contact with the Plexiglas plates, thus securing a connection of the ultrasound signal between sample and holder without trapped air.

This indicates that this subtle elevation of dietary fat has no substantial effect on the small intestine; the intestine seems to have a certain 'buffer-capacity' that enables the tissue to handle a limited amount of fat without changing biological processes related to metabolism, cell cycle and immune response.

This enables the tissue to respond to specific requirements of individual regions.

The type II collagen scaffold endows the cartilage with its tensile strength, while the aggrecan, by virtue of its high negative charge, draws water into the tissue, swelling against the collagen network, and enabling the tissue to resist compression.

A type II collagen scaffold endows cartilage with its tensile strength, whereas aggrecan, by virtue of its high negative charge, draws water into the tissue, swelling against the collagen network, thus enabling the tissue to bear loads and resist compression.

Skeletal muscle enzyme (M subunits), on the other hand, resists inhibition by pyruvate, and enables the tissue to derive energy from anaerobic pathways when oxygen is limited and pyruvate accumulates" [ 18].

The strong covalent labelling enables the tissue to be extensively cleared and mounted in high-refractive index mounting medium, giving strong and stable fluorescence labelling of cell walls and thus enabling extensive z-stack imaging of cellular organization in complex tissues [ 16, 17].

Nanotechnology is a discipline that sits at the forefront of this collaboration, enabling the tissue engineer to more closely replicate the minutiae of the architecture found in native tissues and organs.