"nerve tissue" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a specific type of tissue found in the nervous system. For example: "The research team studied the effects of the experimental drug on nerve tissue."
The antibodies appear to reflect an immune system attack against proteins that help protect nerve tissue.
Critics also say that regulations to prevent contamination of cattle food with nerve tissue are unevenly enforced.
The parasite in question is a paramoeba, a tiny, one-celled protozoa that targets the lobster's nervous system and destroys nerve tissue.
Pearson suffers from neurofibromatosis, a condition that affects one in every 2,300 people and which causes non-cancerous tumours to grow on nerve tissue.
A form of mad cow disease can be contracted by people if they eat infected beef or nerve tissue; it can also possibly be passed through blood transfusions.
"You have to go through a rich layer of blood vessels beneath the retina to get the prosthesis in contact with the nerve tissue".
Cardiac arrest is often caused by coronary artery disease, which can damage the nerve tissue that generates electrical impulses to regulate the heartbeat.
This could be because the organism wasn't eliminated, or because the organism damaged nerve tissue, which may or may not slowly recover, depending on what type it is.
A third contingent theorizes that the bridge of nerve tissue taken from Fidyka's lower leg — not the olfactory ensheathing cells — deserves the credit.
(Raisman points out that other doctors' attempts to use peripheral nerve tissue to repair spinal-cord damage have not been successful).
The parasite in question is a paramoeba, a tiny, one-celled protozoan that targets the lobster's nervous system and destroys nerve tissue.
