Sentence examples for solid brain from inspiring English sources

The value of VEGF as a prognostic factor also corresponds to the fact that increased VEGF is also an independent negative prognostic factor in systemic tumours and solid brain tumours (Berkman et al, 1993; Ohta et al, 1996).

The real solid brains, it turns out, are to be found in the stodgy, white-bread, widely scorned, boringly unfanatical mainline Protestant denominations.

C. glutamicum strains were grown on solid brain-heart broth (BH) (VWR International, Darmstadt, Germany) at 30°C.

We have evaluated the activity, toxicity and the impact on Quality of Life (QoL) of a concomitant treatment with whole brain radiotherapy (WBRT) and Temozolomide (TMZ) in patients with brain metastases from solid tumors in a prospective Simon two stage study.

ICELL8 can isolate up to 1,800 single cells, ranging from 5 μm–100 μm in size on a single chip, including cells from solid tumors, brain cells, pulmonary airway cells, and multiple cell lines.

Like many solid tumours, brain tumours contain not only neoplastic cells but also a variety of stromal cells.

Similarly, disease variables (diagnosis [leukemias, lymphoma, solid tumors, brain tumors], time since diagnosis, total treatment [chemotherapy + radiation + surgery + BMT]) were not associated with QOL.

We have data that reflect the full spectrum of paediatric oncology clinical research, including children with solid or brain tumours, whereas most of the available paediatric data are related to research for newly diagnosed acute leukaemia.

Analysis for children born in Cumbria using the current measure of population mixing yielded results broadly consistent with the current study for the only comparable groups: all solid tumours, brain and spinal tumours, and other solid tumours in the younger age group, analysed at ward level.

4 7 Furthermore, most of the available paediatric data on the information process in the context of phase 3 trials in oncology are related to research for newly diagnosed acute leukaemia 8 10; few data are available that reflect the full spectrum of paediatric oncology clinical research, including children with solid or brain tumours.

Expression of the surface protein CD133 (also known as AC133 and prominin-1) is one criterion which has been used in the identification of putative cancer stem cells from solid tumors (brain: [ 5, 6], lung: [ 22], skin melanoma: [ 23], prostate: [ 24], kidney: [ 25], colon: [ 26, 27], liver: [ 28]).