"tissue origin" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the source of a particular tissue, such as muscle tissue or blood tissue. For example: "Researchers are investigating the tissue origin of the cancer."
Kragl, M. et al. Cells keep a memory of their tissue origin during axolotl limb regeneration.
Among these, tissue origin is a key determinant of cell phenotype.
Tissue origin: Typically, cell lines or differentiated cells isolated from a person, but can also be derived from stem cells.
Our data are consistent with previous studies showing a connection between the diversity of MSCs and tissue origin.
Interestingly, clustering based on tissue origin was more accurate with chromatin accessibility signatures than with transcriptome profiles.
Different factors including tissue origin, gender, age, or culture conditions, can affect the characteristics of these cells11.
Because tissue origin has been implicated in affecting the phenotypes or characteristics of MSCs, we used these cells to model the diversity of MSCs25.
In this study, by choosing a mouse model to control sample-to-sample variation, we successfully concluded that the diversity of MSCs is influenced by tissue origin.
Pearson correlation analysis also confirmed the high correlation between tissue origin and gene expression patterns and confirmed that the biological replicates were in good agreement (Fig. 2b).
Additionally, because of their autologous tissue origin, they are nonimmunogenic, and are plentiful and easy to harvest.
Autologous mesenchymal stem/progenitor cells of named tissue origin were induced into osteogenic differentiation following in vitro cell expansion.
