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Ideally, the degradation should be compatible with the tissue recovering.
The suture strength is problematic during the tissue recovering, implying reduction of mobility for several months.
New experimental studies focus on the transplantation of cells capable of surviving, regenerating tissue, recovering functions and/or improving symptoms.
Even if propolis does not show toxicity, when used as an extract over harmed skin or mucosa, the present ethanol content may be harmful to the tissue recovering, besides hindering the drug release.
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They set out to clone the tree, using living tissue recovered from the stump.
To report the first successful refreezing of ovarian tissue recovered more than 3 years after transplantation in a woman previously treated for early-stage ovarian cancer.
Some lesions evolved thermally and clinically until the appearance of normal tissue recovered, while others evolved and became necrotic.
In a study with Beet curly top virus (BCTV) in Arabidopsis plants, tissue recovered from infection showed hypermethylated BCTV DNA, and AGO4 was required for recovery [ 14].
Despite the low volume of tissue recovered by this technique, 49 proteins were identified from 5000 micro-dissected vascular bundles with comparative analysis of tissue sections with and without vascular bundles identifying 17 vascular bundle proteins [ 15].
The purpose of this paper is to introduce the use of luminol-dependent chemiluminescence as a new method to study inflammation in both phagocytic cells and lung tissue recovered from silica-exposed animals.
The measured oxygen tension increased up to day 7 as the tissue recovered from the surgical procedure and oxygen gradients could be sensed in proximity to blood vessels (Supporting Information Figure S4b,c).
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