Sentence examples for to goblet from inspiring English sources

A few more steps take you through narrow aisles bulging with blenders, shakers, pitchers and decanters, as well as glasses, from pony to goblet.

Goblet cell hyperplasia and submucosal gland hypertrophy are shared with other hypersecretory diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; however, some features are different, including mucus plugging, mucus 'tethering' to goblet cells, plasma exudation, and increased amounts of a low charge glycoform of mucin (MUC 5B and the presence of MUC2 in secretions.

In addition, ROS activate JAK-STAT pathway which in turn contributes to goblet cell metaplasia, a major player in mucin production and airway clogging [19], [23], [42], [43].

Active Notch signaling, however, clearly acts oncogenically in this context where Notch inhibition can lead to goblet cell formation and a decreased number of polyps [29], [64].

Histological examination of control mice showed that RSV infection leads to a peribronchial and perivascular inflammatory infiltrate consisting of mononuclear cells and leads to goblet cell hyperplasia and mucus production in the lung (Figure 4A).

While NP exposure has been long associated with increasing mucin synthesis due to goblet cell hyperplasia [13], our study indicates that TiO2 NPs can directly trigger mucin secretion in the airway.

BPIFB1 is present in what appears to be goblet cells within the large, conducting airways.

Within the bronchial epithelium, the localisation of SVCT2 staining to goblet-like cells was confirmed using PAS, to identify mucin-containing cells, and SVCT2 in consecutive and double-stained sections.

(We'll have to reread "Goblet of Fire" to make sure).

To examine changes to intestinal goblet cells in the DSS exposure model, alcian blue staining for acidic mucins was performed on whole-mount specimens.

Sections of 4 μm were adhered to slides and dewaxed using citroclear and dehydrated prior to staining with periodic acid and Schiff's reagent to visualise goblet cells.