Removal of dead bodies and human waste took months.
Gentle and slow pipetting was used during all washing steps to avoid removal of dead cells or nanolasers.
The seven-year, $5.9 million grant will support his research on clonal expansion, resistance to efferocytosis (the removal of dead or damaged cells) and innate immunity in atherosclerosis.
Although post-storm management strategies generally involve removal of dead and damaged trees, the Ecology study suggests that forests recover more readily when they are left alone.
Some training will be necessary to grow edible sweet cherries as fans, but plants grown as trees just need routine removal of dead, damaged or diseased wood.
How is caspase substrate cleavage coordinated with other cellular processes, such as removal of dead cells, or presumably unrelated events including cell proliferation and differentiation?
DuPont has set up a program for paying homeowners and lawn care professionals for the removal of dead and dying evergreen trees and for replacements.
The most widespread and successful approach appears to be the application of glyphosate (a herbicide) late in the growing season, followed by prescribed burning or mechanical removal of dead stalks.
Following a year of research, state officials announced Tuesday, the $15 million Olmstead Historic Landscape Preservation Program will soon start $2 million worth of pruning and of removal of dead trees.
Exfoliating with an enzyme-based exfoliant (rather than a scrub) once a week will also ensure the removal of dead skin cell buildup, enabling moisturizers and serums to penetrate the skin's surface.
When the cancellous bone of the epiphyses is involved, the lesion is invaded by blood vessels from adjacent bone, and a vigorous repair process ensues, characterized by removal of dead bone and the formation of new bone.
