In 2007, four people contracted HIV and hepatitis C from the organs of a deceased person.
They are richly supplied with vessels that carry blood to or from the organs they enfold.
Discharges from the organs also serve as signals to other mormyrids.
They gambled that publicity might afford them some protection not least from the organs of the state whose job it is to provide security.
The circulating hemolymph, or blood, is not important in respiration but functions in transporting nutrients to all parts of the body and metabolic waste products from the organs to the malpighian tubules for excretion.
If your only exposure to the American right came from the organs of the conservative intelligentsia — National Review and the Weekly Standard, National Affairs and City Journal and other publications like them – you would think that right-of-center politics was alive with provocative policy debates on the great issues of the day.
Along with exhibits on "high-voltage X-ray treatment" of cancer, on instruments used in famous murder cases and on poisons removed from the organs of homicide victims, it said, "Here will be demonstrated the 'artificial pacemaker,' by which hearts that have stopped beating may sometimes be resuscitated".
[3H]hydromethidine was rapidly distributed to organs such as the brain, heart, lung, and kidney after its intravenous injection to normal mice, and then, almost disappeared from the organs until 60 min after injection.
As previously demonstrated in a simulation study [22] and clinically [23], the absorbed dose for the kidneys originates mainly from the organs themselves (self-dose) because almost 90%% of 177Lu decay is by emission of short-range beta particles.
Every day the priest shovels the ashes from the altar, from the organs that have been sizzling on the fire all night.
"Heartfelt" comes from Aristotle's philosophy that the heart collects input from the organs around it through the blood vessels and that causes thoughts and emotions to arise.
