Sentence examples for slice of tissue from inspiring English sources

But she also left behind a slice of tissue, a piece excised from the cervical cancer that was her primary tumour.

Assessing a biopsied slice of tissue to determine the grade and severity of a tumor can be highly subjective, but Stanford researchers found that computers could be trained to make accurate assessments of lung cancer tissue.

Here, we present a functional needle steering system that integrates two components: (1) a patient-specific 2D pre- and intra-operative planner that finds an achievable route to a target within a planar slice of tissue (Stochastic Motion Roadmap), and (2) a low-level image-guided feedback controller that keeps the needle tip within that slice.

Not only single cells but also a thin slice of tissue can be mounted between two pieces of a woven net or a fleece within a MINUSHEET® tissue carrier[30, 31].

Bodenmiller's wanderlust to find and improve technologies for analyzing cell signaling led him to develop a laser-assisted mass cytometer that could analyze up to 50 different protein signals found in a single cell within a slice of tissue.

A 1.5-mm coronal slice of tissue was removed for which the caudal boundary was the optic chiasm.

As empirical support for her idea of assemblies, she turns to experiments made in her own lab on thin slices of tissue cut from rat brains.

The two types of tests that still have to be performed include toxicology, which examines the adverse effects of chemicals in the bloodstream, and histology, in which thin slices of tissue are analyzed by pathologists.

The institute even owns two $35,000£25,00000) machines to produce slices of tissue – one bearing a green sticker, and one with a red sticker, which could not be used for stem cell research.

Thin slices of tissue are analysed to pinpoint the three-dimensional locations in the brain where individual genes 20,000 in mice alone have a biological effect.

Happily, there is one bright spot in the diagnostic darkness: 3-D ultrasound, whose software can show slices of tissue "like individual cuts of deli ham" or the entire ham hock, at multiple angles.