Sentence examples for surviving muscle from inspiring English sources

His final surviving muscle was his left eyebrow, and by raising or lowering it just so he could communicate letters to his son.

We hypothesized that, after the first neonatal injection, the degeneration of muscle to fibrocalcific/fibroadipous tissue was prevented, thus a late injection with a different serotype could result in a transduction of the surviving muscle and boost the expression of the delta-sarcoglycan.

Another potential consequence of decreased GAPDH expression is that loss of GAPDH could sensitize the surviving muscle to further insults such as ROS/RNS from a prolonged inflammatory response seen in old rats following I/R injury [ 2].

These findings suggest that there may have been a selective loss of the most affected fibres and that a compensatory mechanism may be acting in these patients to maintain mtDNA levels in surviving muscle fibres.

The major outcome of the stem cell transplantation in the cryo-injured bladder seems to be that of preventing the increase in size of surviving smooth muscle cells (SMCs) along with a poor differentiation drive to SMC lineage.

A prolonged exposure to DOX might lead to an increased apoptosis due to the initial Ca2+ overload, whereas the surviving skeletal muscle cells might suffer from emptied Ca2+ stores due to a continuous reduction of Ca2+ re-uptake.

The prosthetic has five fully and independently functional fingers and is controlled by a computer chip connected to electrodes that detect electrical signals from surviving arm muscles.

He has survived progressive muscle paralysis and now communicates by small movements of a cheek muscle which are picked up by infrared sensors attached to a computer.

Further studies will be needed to determine whether MSC-NTF can survive in muscle tissue for an extended period of time.

For case-patient A, who survived, a muscle biopsy was performed as soon as it became evident that empiric corticosteroid and intravenous immunoglobulin therapy was not effective.

Furthermore, Nesprin-1 knockout mice exhibit 50% lethality and those surviving display progressive muscle wasting and abnormal gait (Puckelwartz et al., 2009).