Sentence examples for hollow tissue from inspiring English sources
In this study we injected the SAP, loaded with cytokines, into electrospun nanofiber channels, then showing that by engineering SAP-based matrices into neuroprosthetics it is possible to replace large hollow tissue gaps in the chronically injured spinal cord.
In contrast, most C4-HD tumor cells placed on Matrigel form clusters that are much less polarized, with lower levels of integrin α6, MUC-1 and ZO-1 signal (Figure 3B), and hollow tissue structures are rarely seen.
But the most complex are relatively solid organs, such as the heart, liver or kidneys, which consist of many more cells and an extensive vascular structure.Transplanted partsSo far, surgeons have been able to implant a variety of engineered flat, tubular and hollow tissues into patients, including skin, cartilage and muscle.
"We're using straws to show how the bones are hollow, and tissue paper to show how light the feathers are," Ms. Williams said.
We proposed new 3D assembly technique to fabricate a hollow tubular tissue structure using by water transfer printing.
The results indicated a desirable biocompatibility and mechanical cues of the multilayer nanofibrous scaffolds supporting structural stability and controlled release of the protein, which can offer diverse applications in hollow organ tissue engineering.
These artificial hollow tubular tissues would be used for drug efficiency evaluation and operative training as in vitro simulators.
The plastic eventually dissolves as the bundle grows into a hollow ball of tissue.
Based upon the improved performance of the hollow probe with tissue types, a high-shear 'snowflake' probe was designed and compared to the hollow and Magness Taylor probes.
The fabrication and characterization of novel high surface area hollow gilled fiber tissue engineering scaffolds via industrially relevant, scalable, repeatable, high speed, and economical nonwoven carding technology is described.
Several types of synthetic and naturally derived biomaterials have been used for augmenting hollow organs and tissues.
