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Red labelled PS-NPs (YO, carboxy) were enriched in the pharynx, the intestine (lumen and tissue, Figure 1C, lower panel, left), the proximal gonad, and the spermatheca (Figure 1C, lower panel, right, arrow).

Green-labelled PS-NPs (YG) were observed in the intestine (lumen and tissue, Figure 1D, lower panel, left) and in lower concentrations in the proximal gonad (Figure 1D, lower panel, right).

Consistent with this our results suggest that NPs are efficiently taken up by C. elegans during food intake and translocate to the lumen and tissues of different organs (Table 1).

In general, this process entails the initial specification and formation of an organ anlage, its invagination, the initiation and outgrowth of its earliest branches, its spatial organization via reiterative branching events and tissue remodeling, the formation of a continuous lumen, and tissue-specific differentiation of the entire network and its terminal structures.

The inner high-signal intensity is the true lumen and granulation tissue, and the outer low-signal intensity part is comprised of fibrotic tissue.

Endothelium has multiple functions such as forming the semiselective barrier between the vessel lumen and surrounding tissue, controlling the passage of materials and infiltration of imune cells into tissues.

After ingestion, the bacteria travel through the alimentary tract, manipulate cells of the intestinal mucosa and thereby elicit the disease which is characterized by fluid accumulation in the gut lumen and gut tissue inflammation.

Indeed, members of α2M family are found in the cytoplasm of Sertoli cells and in the tubular lumen and interstitial tissue in the testes [37], suggesting the fact the α2M could be a protective tool of the male reproductive system against acrosomal proteinases released during sperm maturation process.

Plump cell morphology, protrusion into the neoplastic vascular lumen and local tissue invasion (Fig. 2I,J) favored a diagnosis of hemangiosarcoma.

Intestinal epithelial cells or enterocytes regulate the back and forth flow of contents between the gut lumen and subepithelial tissue [ 33].

Mice treated with EdTx died with one to three days with hypotensive shock and "third spacing" in the intestinal lumen and other tissues [11].