Sentence examples for nerve supporting from inspiring English sources

One of the most promising solutions already in clinical practice is synthetic nerve conduits connecting the ends of damaged nerve supporting nerve regeneration.

Other fiber bundles linked the serotonergic network on the acinar tissue to the salivary nerve, supporting the view that both the stomatogastric nervous system and the subesophageal ganglion contribute to the serotonergic innervation of the glandular tissue [ 8].

Reconstructed PN tissue grafted onto the cut optic nerve supports the regeneration of injured adult rat retinal ganglion cell (RGC) axons.

Analysis of the spinal cord showed no loss of motor neurons or other pathological signs in the anterior horns and most proximal segments of the motor nerves, supporting the myogenic nature of the histological and ultrastructural findings.

Each Haversian canal contains blood vessels and nerves supported by loose connective tissue [ 57].

Poly-3-hydroxybutyrate (PHB) nerve conduits were used to bridge long nerve defect (up to 4 cm) of rabbit common peroneal nerve and supported peripheral nerve regeneration up to 63 days and were proved to be suitable for bridging long nerve defects [ 53].

A variety of new bioartificial nerve guides have been tested preclinically for their safety and nerve regeneration supporting properties.

The porous hybrid chitosan membranes might provide better mechanical support during nerve regeneration and, simultaneously, might work as an inducer of nerve regeneration, supporting the survival and ability of the Schwann cells to myelinate [ 50].

Previous investigations on neonate swordtail fish (Xiphophorus helleri) revealed that otolithic calcium incorporation (visualized using the calcium tracer alizarin complexone) and thus otolith growth had ceased after nerve transection, supporting a hypothesis according to which the gravity-dependent otolith growth is regulated neuronally.

Once a false memory is formed, it seems, it will be remembered whenever and however the nerve cells supporting it are activated.Just as Dr Loftus implanted false memories in her volunteers, then, Mr Ramirez and Dr Liu have implanted them in mice.

When Rebora's team exposed the suspected sensilla to scents, they emitted nerve pulses, supporting the idea that damselflies and dragonflies perceive odors.