The phrase "ordinary tissue" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a type of tissue that is common or typical, often in a biological or medical context.
Example: "The biopsy revealed that the cells were consistent with ordinary tissue rather than malignant growth."
Alternatives: "common tissue" or "typical tissue."
It can be performed on fertilised eggs rather than ordinary tissue cells and does not need the antibiotic resistance "markers" and the elaborate cloning process that previous techniques relied on to produce GM animals.
Dr Vacanti, along with his pathologist brother Martin, had previously published studies indicating that stem cells are spontaneously created when ordinary tissue is stressed by either mechanical injury or by rising acidity.
Working also in the mouse, they have developed a way of reprogramming the ordinary tissue cells of the heart into heart muscle cells, the type that is irretrievably lost in a heart attack.
As the worm pieces are inside the agar prisms, we can now handle our samples similarly to ordinary tissue blocks.
The remaining steps of sample handling are not special for C. elegans and are almost exactly the same as those of ordinary tissue pieces.
PIPAAm-grafted dishes are responsive to temperature changes and offer a unique surface on which cells adhere and multiply like on ordinary tissue culture dishes under the permissive temperature of 37°C, but on lowering of temperature resulting in changes in hydration of the polymer the cells spontaneously detach from the surface without use of enzymes like trypsin which is the common procedure.
Thus, we conclude that luminous information can be captured and translated by typical oxygen exchange processes in the blood of ordinary tissues, and made visible by psMRI (Fig. 1).
Type 1 collagen is the major protein component of ordinary connective tissue, and fibroblasts are the cell type primarily responsible for its biosynthesis and remodeling.
However, this finding was not only observed in the present case; similar results were also found in ordinary RCC tissues.
In the ordinary HCC tissues, Snail expression was significantly correlated with portal vein invasion (P=0.035) and intrahepatic metastasis (P=0.050); it also showed a significant correlation with MT1-MMP expression (r=0.572, P<0.001).
Quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT PCR) was performed to evaluate Snail, E-cadherin, and MMP mRNA expressions in eight nodule-in-nodule tumours and 47 ordinary HCC tissues.
