Sentence examples for recipient organs from inspiring English sources

The triglycerides, together with other types of lipids, are then secreted by these cells in lipoproteins, large molecular complexes that are transported in the lymph and blood to recipient organs.

FT orthologs, and perhaps other CETS family members, act as mobile proteinaceous hormones, and can amplify their impact by accumulating in recipient organs.

Another example is the occurrence of low-level heterotypic cell fusion between stem or progenitor cells from one tissue and parenchymal cells from another tissue especially under conditions disrupting the homeostasis of the recipient organ.

Tumor metastasis is a tightly regulated multistep process, in which specific interactions between disseminating tumor cells and the cells constituting the recipient organ microenvironment play important roles.

The percentage of migrated and survived cardiac mesoangioblasts in each recipient organ (engraftment) was calculated by real-time PCR for GFP expression as a percentage of the value corresponding to the total of injected cells, normalized to their respective sham.

The percentage of migrated cardiac mesoangioblasts in each recipient organ was calculated by real-time PCR for GFP expression as a percentage of the value corresponding to the total of injected cells.

TTCC was used to make the best possible matches during organ exchanges, a process where transplant recipient and organ donors would exchange healthy organs.

Both trials tested Prochymal as a treatment for graft-versus-host disease, which occurs when immune cells in donated marrow attack the recipient's organs as foreign tissue.

Normal pancreas tissue samples were collected within the organ donor program at Heidelberg University hospital whenever there was no suitable recipient for organ transplantation (n = 20).

Recipients of organs from endotoxin-positive donors showed a significantly worse survival as compared with recipients from endotoxin-negative donors (log-rank P < 0.05).

These are the claims of the deceased, the deceased's family, and potential recipients of organs.