Sentence examples for livers of which from inspiring English sources

The results showed that SFRP1 was frequently down-regulated in 48% (58/120) HCC specimens as compared with adjacent non-cancerous livers, of which the representative RT-PCRs from 24 pairs of HCC samples were showed as Figure 1A.

For the brain and liver, of which both male and female transcriptomes were sequenced, matches to annotations were merged, and a union set was used.

These results show that PBBs at a dose of 250 mg/day induced the drug metabolism system of the liver, of which the cytochrome P-450 is a part, indicating that the liver is a potential target organ for PBBs.

This discovery is interestingly in agreement with findings in human liver, of which the right lobule (Couinaud segments V VIII) has proven to be the most frequent site (63%% or relatively 67%%) of CRC liver metastasis [ 17, 18].

The remaining patients had known metastasis to the liver, of which metastatic colon carcinoma was the most prevalent (5 cases), followed by metastatic carcinoid (2 cases), metastatic insulinoma (1 case), and metastatic leiomyosarcoma (1 case).

On the X chromosome 50 genes were identified as sex-biased in liver, of which 18 were also identified in blood (p < 1e-9 (Fisher's exact test), Additional file 8).

It undergoes extensive first-pass metabolism in the liver, because of which the availability of the drug to the general circulation is low and variable.

Primary hepatic and biliary cancers account for about 20% of liver resection, of which hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common [ 1].

Liver cancer, of which hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common type, is a leading cause of cancer death.

Subsequently, 100 patients developed liver failure, of which 76 died (Carmichael et al. 2001; Pouria et al. 1998).

The MEDLINE search identified 876 publications describing RCTs in lung, breast, colorectal, stomach and liver cancers, of which 454 publications met inclusion criteria.