Sentence examples for endogenous structures from inspiring English sources
While many researchers are attempting to replicate endogenous structures to create new tissues, numerous barriers must be overcome to create complex, vascularized, patient-specific tissue constructs for replacement and repair.
It is easily seen that brain is more challenging considering the numerous endogenous structures.
Further analysis revealed that the punctate nucleoplasmic structures recognized by Utr230-EN are endogenous structures that contain short (<0.5 µm) actin filaments (Belin et al., 2013).
Innate effectors also express members of the immunoglobulin and lectin-like superfamilies, which recognize endogenous structures such as major histocompatibility complex I molecules and CD47 [ 4].
These results indicate that the DNA damage-induced nuclear filaments recognized by Utr230-EN are endogenous structures and that expression of nucleus-targeted actin probes does not significantly perturb nuclear actin assembly.
Taken together, our present data strongly suggest that the reactivity of alkenyl trisulfides toward the sulfhydryl group of endogenous structures depends on the side chain groups attached to the trisulfide moiety.
In light of the endogenous structure of China's housing, the article cautions against precipitous institutional intervention, and contends that formalization and titling should proceed with great care.
Such products are typically structured using various additives including starches, gums and stabilizers, which consumers regard as unnatural, rather than exploiting the endogenous structuring potential of the fruit and vegetable ingredients as available at the farm gate.
Second, mismatches between the guide and passenger strands were included at positions 2 and 11 (Haley et al. 2008) to mimic the endogenous structure of miR1.
We constructed the endogenous structure of the network based on evidence obtained from invasive connectivity studies in non-human primates with respect to both cortical connectivity and subcortical loops.
Host-endogenous structures (e.g. modified proteins or nucleic acids) that can initiate an innate immune response under sterile conditions such as tissue damage.
