Sentence examples for identification of tissues from inspiring English sources
Although it is essential for clinical investigation, histopathologic identification of tissues remains a time consuming and subjective technique, with unsatisfactory levels of inter- and intra-observer discrepancy.
After 21 d, teratomas were recovered, fixed, sectioned and stained with haematoxylin and eosin, using standard immuno-histochemical practice, prior to identification of tissues by microscopy.
Identification of tissues in which individual or multiple PI3K isoforms are expressed could provide clues to the role or regulation of PI3K enzymes in vivo and identify more relevant in vitro systems to study these enzymes.
This was determined based on a balance of our ability for histological identification of tissues and cells of interest with efficient tissue release from the slide during the pressure catapult phase of LPCM.
While that may be desirable for early identification of tissues ahead of the needle tip, problems with interpreting spectra may arise if the inter-fiber distance is too large so that multiple tissue layers are sampled.
Her-2/neu was analysed immunohistochemically in paraffin sections using the Hercep TestR, an FDA-approved assay for identification of tissues overexpressing p185 Her2 (K5205 Dako, Denmark), in accordance with the manufacturer's protocol and scoring guidelines.
Lehmann-Werman, R. et al. Identification of tissue-specific cell death using methylation patterns of circulating DNA.
Identification of tissue specific microRNAs will help is designing microRNAs based gene therapies to control the development and progression of colonic neoplasia.
Here we describe the application of this method to determine variation of gene expression in individual human liver samples and the identification of tissue-specific genes by comparing expression patterns across several human organs.
Data collection included histological and immunohistological identification of tissue types, and mean collagen fiber angles and angular conformity between individual fibers in superficial, intermediate, and deep zones within the cartilage.
Identification of tissue-specific (mRNA) markers is an emergent technique in the field (Visser et al., 2011).
