Sentence examples for liver disintegration from inspiring English sources

The ADAR1−/− mice are embryonic lethal with liver disintegration and a deficiency in erythropoiesis (Wang et al, 2000, 2004; Hartner et al, 2004).

Adar1 mutant mice die by embryonic day E12.5 with massive overproduction of IFN, loss of embryonic liver hematopoietic cells, liver disintegration, and widespread apoptosis (Hartner et al., 2004; Wang et al., 2004).

In other experiments, only five parts of DDT per million brought about necrosis, or disintegration, of the cells of the liver; only 2.5 parts of the closely related insecticides dieldrin and chlordane have the same effect.

HGF knock-out mice failed to acquire normal liver architecture during embryogenesis and suffered from the disintegration of liver parenchyma.

The liver was icteric with centrilobular necrosis and general disintegration.

The highest level of disintegrations per organ occurred within the liver with 4.45E-01 h (TD), 1.93E-01 (dynamic whole), and 2.18E-01 h (dynamic single).

The levels of the liver enzymes aspartate aminotransferase and alanine aminotransferase, as well as the cellular disintegration marker lactate dehydrogenase, increased by TNF administration in the control group in a highly significant manner, as reported earlier.

However, liver sections from hypothyroid rats showed marked reduction in the number of cells apart from disappearance and disintegration of the nuclei in several cells.

Percentage ID at 1 h p.i. was highest in liver (47 ± 9%) and gall bladder (7.2 ± 3.6%), with 35% of all disintegrations occurring in the liver.

As shown in Figure 7, disintegration of NETs by rhDNase treatment did not influence the neutrophil counts in the lung and the liver early after CLP (six hours).

The number of disintegrations for both ca I-MIBG as for nca I-MIBG was highest for muscle, followed by liver and urinary bladder contents.