Sentence examples for tissue silicon from inspiring English sources

By virtue of excellent tissue responses in bone tissue, silicon oxide (silica) based materials have been used for bone tissue engineering.

Although total silicon content increased with age in all tissues, the highest connective tissue silicon concentrations (up to 9.98 μg/g wet weight) were found in young weanling rats, decreasing thereafter with age (by 2 6 fold).

Fasting serum silicon concentrations reflected the pattern of connective tissue silicon concentrations and, both measures, when compared to collagen data from a prior experiment in Sprague Dawley rats, mirrored type I collagen turnover with age.

Tibia and soft-tissue silicon contents did not differ between the two groups, but tibia silicon levels were significantly lower compared to the reference group (P < 0.0001).

According to him, drugs of the future won't be tested on rodents with pink noses and whiskers; they'll be tested on pliable strips of tissue-infused silicon which are less than human in appearance but surprisingly human in function.

Watch long enough and the screen will fill with blood and lumps of fatty tissue and jiggly silicon implants as the doctor makes his careful snips to rearrange the shapes of his patients' bodies.

Thus, in avian connective tissue, the highest silicon concentrations were determined as compared to heart or muscle tissue.

The Cardan joint is protected from spontaneous scarring and tangling with adjacent soft-tissue with a silicon tube.

From this point of view, it does not really matter whether the kidney be made up of organic tissue, plastic nanotubes or silicon chips: it is the role that it plays and its relations to other organs that define it as a kidney.

To perform this analysis, we used the Flexercell system, employing 6-well tissue culture plates possessing silicon membranes coated with type I collagen.

A combination of these ions is believed to stimulate cells to produce new bone tissue, especially calcium and silicon ions [ 5].