Sentence examples for missing tissue from inspiring English sources

fst expression was higher in level 48 hr after an amputation resulting in a large amount of missing tissue than after an amputation resulting in little missing tissue, as measured by quantifying fluorescent in situ hybridization signal intensity (p<0.01, two-tailed t -test).

Furthermore, fst expression was greater at wounds involving a large amount of missing tissue (assessed at 48 hr) than at wounds with little missing tissue.

The abnormal missing-tissue-specific mitotic response of fst RNAi) animals raised the possibility that other missing tissue responses could also require fst.

Stem cell therapists assume that injected cells can replace missing tissue with guidance from the invisible template supplied by chemical signals from nearby cells.

Missing tissue compensators (TCs) can overcome this dose inhomogeneity.

However, MR-AC images must be controlled for systematic artifacts, like missing tissue and tissue swaps, which limit MR-AC reproducibility.

Open image in new window Figure 2 Fis1 is required for missing-tissue regeneration.

Once a missing-tissue injury occurs, Fir1+ cells at the wound sites acquire wound and regenerative signal, sense regeneration on demand.

However, most of these genes regulate proliferation of all the neoblast throughout animal body, and it is presently unknown if there exist neoblast intrinsic regulators specifically required for local proliferation responsible for a missing-tissue injury.

We observed that Fir1 RNAi) animals could repair the large incision, while Fir1 RNAi) animals were not able to regrow in other injury conditions, indicating that Fir1 was required for missing-tissue regeneration (Fig. 2C).

As was the case for the failed apoptotic response of fst RNAi) animals, the missing-tissue gene expression defects of fst RNAi) animals cannot therefore be explained as a side-effect of regenerative failure.