Sentence examples for further tissues from inspiring English sources

It also showed that bone injury is not only a local event but rather a systemic process affecting further tissues and organs.

Further, tissues that have died "naturally" may be predisposed to microbial colonization, whereas artificially detached living tissues (i.e., due to wind breakage) may maintain metabolic activities against decomposers (see Yin 1999).

Further, tissues were homogenized and the tissue solution was kept in shaking water bath at 37°C for 45 minutes.

To identify further tissues and organs that require Neph function for morphogenesis and patterning, we performed a comprehensive and systematic analysis of Neph mRNA expression in mice and chicken.

In cattle the mRNA of this protein has been found constitutively in mammary gland, leukocytes [ 15], and 33 further tissues with comparatively high concentrations in the exocrine pancreas and the submandibular salivary gland [ 16].

Later studies by different groups identified profound changes in the transcriptome with age in further tissues, such as skin, adipose tissue (N = 865) (Glass et al., 2013) and kidney (N = 134) (Rodwell et al., 2004).

In the summer of 1985, however, mad cow clusters started breaking out in other farms and further tissue samples were sent to the Central Veterinary Laboratory in Surrey.

Ellen S. Borokove, a spokeswoman for the city's chief medical examiner, said yesterday that the autopsies were inconclusive and that further tissue and toxicology tests would be conducted to determine the cause of death.

Further tissue damage originates from ROS produced by monocytes and neutrophils [82].

These microspheres seem to be most suited for further tissue engineering applications.

Anaphylatoxins and assembly of the membrane attack complex contribute directly and indirectly to further tissue damage.