Sentence examples for organ storage from inspiring English sources

The current study investigated the relationship between energetic/oxidative stress responses and fundamental kinase signaling events during the period of organ storage.

Organ storage for transplant uses hypothermic perfusion to preserve structure and function of organ tissues.

Moreover, it has been shown that iloprost improved preservation in organ storage in transplantation surgery for heart, liver, lungs and kidneys [ 44, 45].

A classical organ storage solution, namely the University of Wisconsin solution (UW), is insufficient for storage of cell suspensions in some laboratories (unpublished data); although others have reported better success using this solution (Sandker et al. 1993; Olinga et al. 1998a).

During development, cells change from structural expansion of the organ to storage accumulation and most cells switch to filling up storage reserves such as starch granules or oil droplets and the vacuole is gradually compressed [ 24- 26].

The potential for iron damage is particularly high in liver, the primary organ for storage of excess iron [ 2].

In an inflammatory situation, the energy appeal reaction is driven by cytokine-induced stimulation of the central nervous system, endocrine organs, and energy storage organs such as the liver, muscles, and fat tissue [ 2].

He said the techniques and processes used by the doctor led to a "build up of unprocessed organs in storage pots stored in a particular building in the hospital".

"We [at Carlton Smith Restoration] have a number of organs in storage right now...but we don't have what we feel to be a good home for them," Nichols noted.

Leaves, pods, and other above-ground green tissues are able to photosynthesize as "source" organs, while seeds are storage organs that serve as the "sink" for photosynthetic products.

Adipose tissue is no longer considered an inert depot storage organ but an active endocrine organ.