Sentence examples for extravasate from inspiring English sources
verb
To flow (or be forced) from a vessel
Importantly, in this non-recovery model barrier function was measured by extravasation of 1 µm-sized beads, which do not extravasate in subacute models like Dengue.
Indocyanine green was found to extravasate in tumour tissues.
ICG was found to extravasate in tumour tissues.
Circulating tumor cells faced numerous challenges in blood before they could extravasate into distant organs.
Disruption of the shell and fibrous capsule will allow silicone to extravasate into surrounding breast tissue.
Therefore anti-cancer nanoparticles need to extravasate from tumor vasculature and permeate thick fibrotic tissue to target tumor cells.
Ghajar et al. reported that there are two distinct sub-vascular niches when DTCs extravasate at the target metastatic sites.
67Ga]citrate binds to transferrin, and this complex may extravasate to the sites of inflammation due to vascular permeability.
These particles take advantage of the high permeability to extravasate to sites of inflammation and/or infection.
Rather, circulating cancer cells in an inflammatory environment extravasate, resulting a number of months later in a metastatic tumor.
Among them, nano-sized bubbles, which can extravasate from blood vessels, are more suitable for imaging of extravascular cells.
