Sentence examples for making liver cells from inspiring English sources

Geron expects its first stem cell profits to come from making liver cells that pharmaceutical companies can use to test how well a drug is metabolized by the liver and whether the drug causes liver toxicity.

The virus has a propensity for making liver cells its target, which is good for the therapy because these cells are the natural producers of Factor IX.

This work shows significant (P < 0.05) reduction in LDL-c levels by all Garcinia kola biflavonoid fractions (Tables 1 and 2), the biflavonoid fractions may have increased LDL-c receptors densities in the liver binding to apolipoprotein B thereby making liver cells more efficient to remove LDL-c from blood as reported by Baum et al. [28].

A nearer-term project involves making liver cell assay plates, so scientists can readily test things like varying drug dosages, and the creation of tissue for surgical trials.

The AAV also carried DNA coding for a short strand of RNA that blocks an enzyme that makes liver cells suffer DNA damage and stop dividing when exposed to a drug called CEHPOBA.

The nearly 25 years' research on liver IP has demonstrated that its applications induce deep modifications of liver tissue that make liver cells resistant to damage.

Acetaldehyde causes cancer by making our liver cells grow faster than normal.

Song et al. reported that autophagy inhibitors may make liver cancer stem cells (LCSCs) more sensitive to the tumor microenvironment and be useful in improving anticancer treatments [ 35].

Other researchers tried making livers or other organs by growing cells on scaffolds.

Other studies have shown that parasites can make host liver cells more resistant to pro-apoptotic stimuli (Leiriao et al., 2005; van de Sand et al., 2005).

As technology advances, though, it may become possible to make liver tissue from a patient's own cells, which would not be rejected.