Sentence examples for export of blood from inspiring English sources
Was it my report that the F.S.B. has forbidden the export of blood samples from Russia to protect the profits it makes from the market in donated bone marrow?
In April the UN Security Council lifted the ban on Liberian diamond exports, which was imposed in 2001 to reduce the export of illegal "blood diamonds" that had helped finance the civil war.
It seemed prudent since there was no test for H.I.V. and Cuba had no known AIDS cases, while Haiti did and had previously exported huge amounts of blood.
The Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz, Galápagos, Ecuador) and the Galápagos National Park provided logistical support for the collection and export of marine iguana blood and RNA.
Called "The Dream of Ding Village," it is reportedly a science-fictiony satire in which opportunists export the blood of peasants by pipeline, as if it were oil.
GLUT 1, transmembrane protein found in erythrocytes, is responsible for import and export of glucose in red blood cells.
Additionally, LRP1 has also been reported to mediate export of Aβ across the blood-brain barrier (reviewed by [ 9]); LRP1 in endothelial cells may bind directly to Aβ1-40 and export it across the blood-brain barrier [ 10].
But, some of the NEFA is partially oxidized in the liver and consequently increased ketone bodies in the blood and export of TG through VLDL become limited.
Hepcidin-1 regulates iron homeostasis by preventing export of iron from cells into the blood [ 54] and is induced by interleukin-6 during inflammation [ 55], by endoplasmic reticulum stress [ 56] or as part of a type II acute phase response [ 57].
Of particular concern was the unregulated export of biological materials abroad (e.g. blood samples), including the indiscriminate collection of samples for future unknown studies.
