Sentence examples for key organs from inspiring English sources

Here we present a model of organ cross-talk between pancreatic islet microtissues and liver spheroids, two key organs involved in glucose homeostasis.

At least one of these enzymes, the team found, is crucial for establishing infection in key organs of mice (so, presumably, people as well).

The director of the hospital treating the 85-year-old has confirmed that Mr Sharon's key organs continued to decline on Friday, but he is not in pain.

To evaluate the night-time drop in blood pressure in patients with light hypertension and to determine its possible relationship with damage in key organs.

To determine the rates of infection in these key organs following H/PF/2013 challenge, we collected these organs at day 15 post challenge or when control mice had to be killed.

Three key organs and tissues have been identified as basic elements in this control system for mammalian aging and longevity: the hypothalamus as the control center of aging, skeletal muscle as an effector, and adipose tissue as a modulator.

Microphysiological co-culture systems of human pancreas and liver, which are two of the key organs involved in maintaining glucose homeostasis, might provide a unique platform for emulating T2DM.

Luis was responsible not only for seeking justice for some of the hardest hit victims on earth, but also for setting up the key organ of a complex international organization from scratch.

These bacteria make up one's microbiome, and particularly bacteria in our guts affect all our key organ functions.

Converging research points to the gut as a key organ of immunity connecting body, brain and microbes, mediating immune responses to food, infections and antibiotics.

Thus, human HFs can "smell" in the sense that they recruit the evolutionarily oldest and largest of all receptor families1,2 for regulating key organ functions (for extended discussion, see Supplementary Discussion 1).