Sentence examples for human derivation from inspiring English sources

Implementation of this human placenta derived extracellular matrix provides an alternative to Matrigel and, due to its human derivation, its development may have significant clinical applications leading to advances in therapeutic angiogenesis techniques and tissue engineering.

A sediment core contains such clues as ripple marks caused by current or wave action, carbonaceous layers, and alternations of strata that include cold- and warm-water species of fossils, pollen, and traces of chemicals of human derivation.

Trichrome and immunofluorescent staining of MSC/UC POCf augmented bladders exhibited typical bladder architecture with muscle bundle formation and the expression and retention of bladder smooth muscle contractile proteins of human derivation.

Humans' derivation of relations among stimuli can transform the functions of stimuli that participate in the relation.

Meanwhile, ROCK inhibitors, Thiazovivin and Y-27632, which have been recently used in human ESC derivation and single-cell expansion, were also employed in our PG-haESC-derivation procedure.

Different from our approach, most protocols for human NC derivation from ES cells use exogenous BMP to facilitate the differentiation [12], [15], [77].

The resulting colonies were further expanded by mechanical dissociation for several passages and then enzymatically dispersed, as described for human ESC derivation and passaging.

As most embryos donated for human ESC derivation were cultured in relatively simple media, now known to perturb development, before being frozen at the precompaction stage up to 10 years earlier, we examined the hypothesis that the period where they are subsequently cultured to the blastocyst stage could be exploited to improve the efficiency with which cell lines could be derived.

At about the same time as the first hESC derivation, human embryonic germ (EG) cells were established from 5- to 7-week-old aborted human foetuses (Shamblott et al. 1998).

In restrictive policy countries, human embryo research, derivation of hESCs from supernumerary embryos, and somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) are usually prohibited.

Recent progress in stem cell biology has allowed for the establishment of human ESC/iPSCs and derivation of NSCs from these pluripotent stem cells.