Sentence examples for tissue manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, 3D bioprinting, an emerging tissue manufacturing technology, has attracted increasing interest for neural tissue engineering applications.

Gene Ontology analyses [ 28] of transcript abundance underscore the fact that the venom duct is a very metabolically active tissue expressing many genes associated with translation, as would be expected for a tissue manufacturing large numbers of conotoxins.

Prioritizing the research agenda can be best driven by collaboration between government (i.e., regulatory, public health, policy), industry (e.g., tissue manufacturing, supply, test manufacturers), and the allograft transplant provider community (clinicians, hospitals, professional organizations, OPOs, tissue banks and processors).

However, CLL receives approximately 80 tons of recycled PPS daily from the local tissue manufacturing plant.

In this chapter, we discuss the role of bioreactors in tissue engineering from basic research to automated tissue manufacturing.

These moduli, which are known to be difficult to determine by any other means, are of importance for the behavior of paper during tissue manufacturing and in the converting and embossing of paperboard.

From a previously described group of 254 patients with paired primary breast cancer and (non-bone) metastases, 97 pairs eligible for manufacturing tissue microarrays (TMAs) were selected, based on availability of material (e.g. biopsies with too little tissue were excluded).

For tissue microarray (TMA) manufacturing, representative areas of the NSCLC samples were identified by a surgical pathologist on hematoxylin-eosin (HE) stained slides.

The usage of archived diagnostic left-over tissues for manufacturing of tissue microarrays and their analysis for research purposes as well as patient data analysis has been approved by the local ethics committee (Ethics commission Hamburg, WF-049/09 and PV3652).

This result holds potential for manufacturing tissue-engineered implants using allogenic bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells, which are free from immunological rejection.

With the advent of advanced tissue engineering techniques, great strides have been made toward manufacturing replacement tissues and organs, including the intestine, which aim to avoid transplant-related complications.