Sentence examples for tissue life from inspiring English sources

Macrophages are stable to changes of temperature [19] and acidity [20] and have a long tissue life span under normal circumstances [21].

Reduced tissue life span of differentiated cells results in uncontrolled proliferation.

Furthermore, in a particular species, expression of the genes is regulated differently depending on, for instance, sex, tissue, life stage, or physiological state.

The ability of Cladium to access organic P fractions, in concert with its slow growth rate, long tissue life time and high P-use efficiency, likely explains why this species is prolific in the P-deficient Everglades soils.

A comparison of overall gene and protein coverage in the Fly and Honey Bee PeptideAtlases is also illuminating and likewise suggests that greater coverage of various tissues, life stages and castes in honey bee has enabled wider coverage of closely related proteins.

Most resident macrophages persist in tissues life-long and replenish themselves through self-renewal.

"I've had a modest experience of that, just a little bit, including yesterday... [it's] part of the collective scar tissue of life".

Microsoft sees the service as "connective tissue," sustaining life between your Xbox 360 and your TV by way of Twitter and Facebook integration, Netflix streaming, and so on.

In amphibians and teleosts the retinal/RPE edge continues to produce new tissue throughout life [35] and the capacity of the peripheral mammalian RPE to proliferate may be a vestige of this.

At birth, the whole bone marrow cavity contains haematopoietic cells which are gradually replaced by adipose tissue during life.

Among chemicals putatively relevant in environmental epigenomics, persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are of particular concern because they bioaccumulate in adipose tissue throughout life (Abelsohn et al. 2002).