Sentence examples for spread of tissue from inspiring English sources

Surface functionalization by plasma treatment stimulates cell adhesion, cell growth and the spread of tissue development.

In order to assess anatomical changes due to treatment with LV-ChABC, erichrome cyanine staining was performed on histological tissue sections to allow quantification of cavity formation at the lesion epicentre and the rostro-caudal spread of tissue damage (Fig. 1F I).

Some physicians perform the procedure using an "isolation bag" in an attempt to prevent the spread of tissues, but that method presents its own challenges and also can fail.

Traditional principles of cancer surgery are based on centrifugal local tumour spread, irrespective of tissue boundaries (Fig. 3a and b).

We propose a cell-based mathematical model of tissue growth to investigate the systematic influence of curvature on the collective crowding or spreading of tissue-synthesizing cells induced by changes in local tissue surface area during the motion of the interface.

In this study, visual observations and iPAM measurements of exposed coral juveniles revealed three distinct phases of disease: 1. Symbiodinium PS II inactivation; 2. paling of coral tissue through loss of Symbiodinium cells; and 3. spread of coral tissue lesions culminating in mortality.

Cell death accelerates the spread of heart tissue damage from one region of the heart to other areas.

The margins cutting wounds are well described, since they are sharp and causing a wide spread of the tissues of the neck.

For illustration, the slides were coded and the pathologists had no prior knowledge of the local tumor burden, lymphonodular spread, and grading of tissue samples while scoring the immunoreactivity.

Together, autonomous motility, dragging and short-range attraction forces direct cell migration and the spreading of embryonic tissue following structural features of the extra-embryonic cellular substrate in a way reminiscent to contact guidance27,28.

Using in vivo experimentation and physical modelling we reveal that the extra-embryonic epithelial enveloping cell layer, thought mainly to provide protection to the embryo, directs cell migration and the spreading of embryonic tissue during early development.