Sentence examples for surface of tissue from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, CD34–, fibroblast-like cells can be isolated from BM aspirates and PBMC, mediated by their ability to adhere to the plastic surface of tissue culture flasks.

Solution containing IPAAm monomer and PIPAAm macromonomer was spread on the surface of tissue culture polystyrene (TCPS), and then the surface was subjected to electron beam irradiation for grafting the monomer and macromonomer on the surfaces, resulting in comb-type grafted PIPAAm gel modified TCPS GG-TCPSS).

Figure 7 Full 3D model of a mouse heart with exterior surface of tissue material coloured by feature size[11](Courtesy of Dr. James P. Carson).

Using high-pressure liquid chromatography, we investigated the in vitro decay kinetics of HME under our in vitro drug treatment conditions and observed a very rapid, protein nondependent 40% drop in HME concentration which was dose dependent and was probably due to HME adsorption on the surface of tissue culture plasticware.

Application of 'dry' conidia to the surface of tissue paper or peat had a greater effect than 'wet' conidia.

Thus, these studies confirmed that the tissue specific coatings adsorbed to the surface of tissue culture plastic, and were more complex than collagen.

4 weeks after implantation, the luminal surface of tissue-engineered tracheal graft was covered by a mature and highly-ciliated epithelium, whereas tracheal grafts without hTMSC sheets were covered by only a thin, immature epithelium.

A researcher at the University of Florida has designed a prototype device that captures images up to two millimeters beneath the surface of tissues, providing high-resolution, three-dimensional images at video-rate speeds.

Squamous epithelia form the essential lining surface of tissues in contact with the environment, including the skin, and mucosa of the oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, esophagus, respiratory and genital tracts, and several other specialized tissues.

Seprafilm is applied to the surface of tissues to be protected and hydrates to form a lubricious gel coating within 24 to 48 h of placement.

In the tissue analysis, near infrared excitation is optimal for reducing competing fluorescence from the tissue itself, for avoiding the noise generated by water in tissues, and for optimal penetration of the surface of tissues.