Sentence examples for newly emerging tissues from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the 2b protein encoded by Cucumber mosaic virus (CMV), a cucumovirus, interferes with the systemic spread of the silencing signal, preventing initiation of silencing in newly emerging tissues [ 28].

Is the identity of a primary colonizer simply a matter of chance or the result of adaptation to newly emerging tissue?

Since the Agrobacterium infiltration into N. benthamiana leaves causes systemic spread of gene silencing signal into upper leaves and vasculature of the growing plants, the gene silencing phenotypes were observed in the newly emerged tissues at approximately 2 weeks after infiltration.

Under these conditions, newly emerging leaf tissue was white.

Part IV provides an introduction to the newly emerging field of tissue engineering, the types of scaffolds that can be used as templates for tissue growth, the methods used to grow cells and tissues outside the body, and the methods for analyzing and optimizing cell behavior to obtain tissue growth.

The skeletal elements in this "frozen zone" (with respect to pattern formation) elongate by both growth and addition from newly emerging active zone tissue.

Tissue engineering is a newly emerging biomedical technique that involves the artificial manipulation of cells to promote tissue and organ regeneration.

The newly emerging role of Reck in supporting tissue interactions has broad implications in understanding its roles in other processes in embryogenesis as well as in tumorigenesis.

Tissue engineering is a newly emerging biomedical form to create a local environment which enables cells to promote the proliferation and differentiation for regeneration induction.

The finding that apoA-I can infiltrate inflamed tissue, together with its newly emerging anti-inflammatory properties, may have important implications for treatment in chronic inflammatory diseases.

(3) A newly emerging hypothesis proposes that the A-type lamins regulate tissue homeostasis (36).