Sentence examples for study implantation from inspiring English sources
In the present study, implantation of engineered GABA-releasing cells into SNr reduced tremulous movements in an animal model of parkinsonian tremor.
In another study, implantation of the vascularized coiled hollow fiber tube device with allogeneic islets resulted in limited success; bovine and porcine islets implanted in pancreatomized dogs showed low islet viability and function (3 16 days) [18].
b Experimental protocol of in vivo study: Implantation was performed at the same time as tooth extraction, then 1 day after implantation, mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) were injected via the tail vein or into the gingivobuccal fold around the dental implant.
In this study, implantation of human induced-pluripotent stem (hiPS) cells, suspended in Matrigel, into an in vivo vascularized tissue engineering chamber in nude rats resulted in substantial engraftment of the cells into the highly vascularized rat tissues formed within the chamber.
In a cadaver study, implantation using a cemented technique via the DAA also showed no limitations in the quality of the bone cement, as well as correct stem positioning, thickness and distribution of the cement showed no significant differences to a transgluteal approach [ 26].
To illustrate an efficient, complete, step-by-step protocol for studying implantation in mice.
In humans, very little is known of the blastocyst endometrial interactions, largely due to the difficulty in studying implantation in humans.
Another study on implantation for single-tooth cases also showed similar findings.
To study the implantation potential of unselected embryos derived from modified natural cycle IVF according to their morphological characteristics.
In this study, ion implantation of novel elements has been made on the bond coat which acts as an oxidation barrier for suppressing the TGO growth.
In this study, ion implantation was used as a surface modification method for active and inactive brazing of alumina ceramics to metals.
