Our current and previous studies consistently showed an order of tissue colonization by B. burgdorferi, as the joint is first colonized, followed by heart and remote skin, while ear is always the last [18].
The order of tissue damages in each group caused by irradiation was, as follows: R group (3.6 ± 0.55) > R + T group (2.0 ± 0.71) > T group = C group (0).
The liver bioreactor makes it possible to study the complex order of tissue in a system that can be manipulated by drugs, hormones, and environmental toxins.
For each dataset, we defined 5 expression levels of an mRNA in a particular tissue in the increasing order of tissue specificity A (absent), P (present), HP (highly present), MS (multiple tissue-specific), and SP (specific).
Many of the tissues which contained only traces of infectivity were taken from kudu A1212, an animal from which tissues were collected by using rigorous sterile procedures to prevent cross-contamination, and no pattern between the order of tissue sampling and the bioassay results from this animal suggests a sequence of tissue contamination.
This ongoing ordering of tissue became a necessary pursuit for the staff of Xbank as they dealt with dusty cassettes and unordered wax blocks of tissues with differing levels of comprehendible labelling.
The dots in the plane summarize the cell level propensity profiles, from which we wish to infer an order of potential tissue fates.
Intracellular poration has been hypothesized to lead to apoptotic cell death resulting in an ordered removal of tissue by the body [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20].
Expression data for several other commonly used or commercially available HKGs ([ 11] and ) not included in the top 20 HKG lists illustrate that genes commonly used as controls do not necessarily show high expression with low variance across diverse tissues, and in fact, the expression of some of these genes varies by more than an order of magnitude across tissues.
