Sentence examples for nose tissue from inspiring English sources

After several weeks of this inconvenience, when the arm tissue had grown into the remaining nose tissue, the arm was cut free.

The harness would stay on for twenty days, until old arm tissue became new nose tissue — or tissue that might at a distance pass for a nose, which was the best that Tagliacozzi's patients could expect, the likelier prospect being infection, excruciating pain, and death.

In their most recent work, Walker and colleague Carol Diebel turned to a magnetic force microscope, running it less than a hair's width above thin slices of trout nose tissue.

"Nasal sprays work by stimulating the nervous system into forcing blood out of the nose tissue, which gets rid of the swelling that causes the blockage," Dr Marina Pacheco tells me.

Twenty-four hours following the 2CLP or sham procedures, animals were observed for signs of distress (lethargy, porphyrin staining of the eyes and nose, tissue dehydration and inflammation), anesthetized (sodium pentobarbital, 55 mg/kg ip), the trachea cannulated, and the lungs mechanically ventilated.

Without careful and consistent processing of the nose tissue, histopathologic assessment of lesions in the nasal cavity may be compromised.

Lung, trachea and nose tissues were sampled and immediately snap frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored in −80 °C until used.

Similar to IOSE cells, CLDN3 was not methylated in NOSE tissues (0%, 0/9), despite undetectable claudin-3 expression in those normal tissues.

In contrast, when expressed in NOSE tissues, the expression of BMP-2 was globally weaker than in tumour tissues (Table 5 and Figure 4).

Consistent with the cell line data, CLDN4 methylation was frequently found in NOSE tissues at frequencies and methylation levels similar to those found in ovarian adenoma and borderline tumor tissues.

Interestingly, in precancerous borderline tumors, which had little or no claudin-3 expression (supplementary Table S4 is available at Carcinogenesis Online), CLDN3 DNA promoter methylation (62.5%, 5/8) was significantly increased, as compared with NOSE tissues (P = 0.007).