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(e) Left: A nearly 8 cm long tissue strand after decrosslinking the capsule.

The nozzle was then mounted onto a homemade Multi-Arm BioPrinter (MABP 21 (Fig. 5a), where highly long tissue strands were refilled whenever needed.

Macrophages are stable to changes of temperature [19] and acidity [20] and have a long tissue life span under normal circumstances [21].

The ability of Cladium to access organic P fractions, in concert with its slow growth rate, long tissue life time and high P-use efficiency, likely explains why this species is prolific in the P-deficient Everglades soils.

To analyze the early stages of secondary cell wall formation in primary phloem fibres, 5-mm long tissue samples were taken from the upper stem part (6 cm from the shoot apex), and for secondary fibres from the sixth internode from the stem's base, in which cell wall thickening of secondary phloem fibres had just began.

All biopsies were performed under local anesthesia (10 cc of 2% lidocaine) by a single surgeon (>100 procedures/year and >15 years of experience using TRUS guided biopsies) using 18-gauge automated spring loaded biopsy gun providing a 22 mm long tissue cores.

All work stopped until they caught what turned out to be one very angry horsefly hauling a long tissue-paper banner with the words "Drink Pepsi Cola!" that Cole had patiently lettered and glued to the insect's back.

The metal-binding protein MT avidly binds cadmium and likely accounts for its long tissue-residence time (Cherian et al. 2003).

Once you have finished a kitchen roll, one of the long tissues, grab the grey tube that is inside it for your rainshaker.

Compare to 400 μm-thick tissue spheroids bioprinted in a liquid delivery medium into confining molds, near 8 cm-long tissue strands with rapid fusion and self-assemble capabilities are bioprinted in solid form for the first time without any need for a scaffold or a mold support or a liquid delivery medium, and facilitated native-like scale-up tissues.

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are small non-coding RNAs, 19 24 nt-long, tissue specific, that regulate gene expression by post-trascriptional regulation [ 1, 2].