Sentence examples for removed from breast from inspiring English sources

Growth medium was removed from breast cancer cells growing in monolayers; adherent cells were briefly trypsinized, detached, combined with floating cells from the original growth medium, centrifuged, and washed twice with PBS.

Importantly, the proliferation rate observed in patient-derived cells was similar to the 3.2% median BrdU incorporation measured in tumors removed from breast cancer patients treated with BrdU prior to surgery [ 26].

Medium was removed from breast cancer cells growing in monolayers, and cells were collected by scraping in 1 ml 4°C FACS (fluorescence-activated cell sorter) buffer (3% fetal bovine serum, 0.02% NaN3 in PBS).

A frequently used method to perform a breast biopsy is needle core biopsy, which is less invasive than surgical biopsy and allows tissue to be removed from the breast with minimal scarring and no deformity of the breast.

In late April, Mrs. Carter had a suspicious lump removed from her breast.

A single, concentrated dose of radiation may be as effective as six straight weeks of daily radiation treatment for women who have had a cancerous lump removed from a breast, preliminary research suggests.

Sometimes an abnormal area will be seen on the mammogram that clearly should be tested for cancer or completely removed from the breast, but this area is not easily felt as a lump on examination.

But there is a fandom... ...... Abbington had a benign lump removed from her breast while Freeman - who she met on the set of TV movie Men Only in 2000 - was in New Zealand filming The Hobbit movies.

In 1984, she had a second operation for cancer, when a lump was removed from her breast, and a second gastric obstruction in 1986 cleared without the need for an operation, but she was hospitalised overnight.

After cooking, whole Pb shot pellets were removed from each breast, as is normal when eating game, since the consumer will commonly detect and remove whole shot while masticating.

These specimens were surgically removed from the breast and axillary lymph nodes (LNs).