Sentence examples for invading tissue from inspiring English sources

In tissue materials zygomycosis can be recognized by the presence of broad, nonseptate hyphae, invading tissue and causing necrosis, vascular invasion, and thrombosis.

Although parasites are in an anaerobic environment during colonization of the colon, when invading tissue they are exposed to aerobic conditions.

It has been shown recently that the inflammation induced by Salmonella invading tissue results in host responses which either limit the growth of bacteria different from Salmonella[ 26] or result in oxidation of intestinal metabolites, which can be used by Salmonella for efficient proliferation at the mucosal surfaces [ 27].

Acquisition of mesenchymal characteristics confers to breast cancer (BC) cells the capability of invading tissues different from primary tumor site, allowing cell migration and metastasis.

"Invasive" means that the cells have invaded tissue where they do not belong.

If cancer is found, medical imaging may be done to see whether the cancer has spread or invaded tissue.

Dissemination was classified into 4 grades: 0 = no signs of dissemination, 1 = minimal (<5% invaded tissue), 2 = moderate (up to 20% invaded tissue), 3 = strong (>30% invaded tissue).

Neurocysticercosis, the most severe form of the disease, occurs when larvae invade tissue of the central nervous system.

Those tissues considered as teratomas in the above-mentioned studies may either derive from MSCs (which have a remarkable differentiation capability) or from invaded tissue of the host.

Metastasizing tumour cells from a DBA/2 mouse T-cell lymphoma could be separated from the invaded tissue by isopycnic centrifugation in continuous Percoll density gradients.

In addition, LEE-negative STEC isolates from several serogroups, particularly STEC O113:H21, can invade tissue culture cells, a mechanism partially dependent on flagellin (17 – 17 ).