Sentence examples for tissue parenchyma from inspiring English sources
(For information concerning the development of bark during the secondary growth of tissues, see below Vascular tissue.) Parenchyma cells are active in secretion, photosynthesis, and water and food storage (especially in fleshy fruits).
In this study, we reported the generation of fibrous micro-scaffolds feasible for delivering cells by injection into the tissue parenchyma.
After they hatch, the small caterpillars only eat the tissue (parenchyma) between the veins of the leaves.
We have previously shown that complement proteins, such as C3, are synthesised by tissue parenchyma as an early response to tissue stress or infection [8], [9], [10].
Unlike migration within tissue parenchyma [26], T cell attachment to endothelial cells is exposed to disruptive shear forces and is essentially controlled by the function of LFA-1 (αLβ2) and the α4 integrins VLA-4 and α4β7.
The process starts when primary tumor cells invade adjacent tissue, followed by cells entering into the blood stream (intravasation), translocating through the vasculature, exiting from blood vessels (extravasation) into the surrounding tissue parenchyma, initiating micrometastases and finally proliferating to form macroscopic secondary tumors [3].
The ground tissue system arises from a ground tissue meristem and consists of three simple tissues: parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma (Figure 5).
A 3-D model of an entire fruit was designed in terms of strain incompatibilities between two different tissues, parenchyma and sclerenchyma.
In the successive weeks, ρw image intensity decreased at the whole leaf level and in the different leaf tissues (parenchyma and main leaf vein) and leaf areas.
While peroxidase activity is restricted to epidermal cells and radial vascular network of normal tomato fruits, it is widely detected in all pericarp tissues, including parenchyma tissue, of TAGL1 silenced fruits (Figure 10G, H).
Parichnos tissue is parenchyma with lots of air space between cells.
