Sentence examples for is engrafted from inspiring English sources
verb
To insert, as a scion of one tree or plant into another, for the purpose of propagation; graft onto a plant
The paper is engrafted in relevant sections with new results of the authors that are not published before.
In the "miR-30" construct, the targeting sequence is engrafted into part of the human microRNA-30a primary transcript sequence, contained in the pSHAG-MAGIC2 (pSM2) vector [ 14].
More recently, a new model of xenotransplantation has been developed whereby non-lesional skin is engrafted onto AGR129 mice (which lack T and B cells, and also have severely impaired natural killer cell responses).
Cells from all patients were engrafted, and engraftment was documented in 44 of 46 evaluable mice (95%).
When Oct4/ATSCs were engrafted in the postnatal mouse brain, engrafted cells showed a strong tumorigenic potency in vivo (Fig. 1F).
The Jurkat cell line, which is EBV-negative and IL-2 independent, could also be engrafted, raising the possibility that IL-2 dependency may be associated with the engraftment.
He will try to correct the genetic defect behind the disease, then develop blood stem cells that could be engrafted in the patient's marrow.
Moreover, these cells should also survive long and be engrafted properly inside the host cell environment.
Further, they can also be engrafted into athymic hosts to study vascular and adipocyte stability.
NOD/SCID mice (n = 5/group, male) were engrafted subcutaneously with the mixture of SKOV3 cells (2 × 106) and fresh isolated human PBMCs (1 × 107).
Proximity and interaction as such are not new (Rodrígueza et al. [2013]) and much can be learned from the ELSA heritage on whose accomplishments RRI could be engrafted.
