Sentence examples for up in tissue from inspiring English sources

Everything was individually wrapped up in tissue with string around it.

Retired Stanford professor Wallace Sampson, one of the authors, argues chelation may release metals tied up in tissue into the bloodstream and cause damage where there was none.

PET imaging, which measures how a mildly radioactive tracer is taken up in tissue, is widely used in brain imaging to measure changes in metabolic activity that correspond with a particular behavior or occur in response to a stimulus such as a drug.

Wrap everything up in tissue, a box, or a bag.

This autoimmune reaction results in the formation of antigen-antibody complexes (also called immune complexes), which build up in tissues and cause inflammation and injury.

Passive targeting, however, cannot eliminate the potential of nanocarriers building up in tissues that normally have fenestrated blood vessels, such as the liver or the spleen [3].

This assumption may lead to error in the dosimetry estimates, although the very slow blood clearance kinetics after 1 h (Fig. 2) and the very similar biodistribution pattern seen and 2 and 3.5 h PET/CT scans (Table 2) suggests that there is a minimal 18F-TFB redistribution in the body once the tracer is taken up in tissues.

That means excess iron can build up in tissues and organs, including the liver and heart.

Furthermore, high concentrations of mercury have been found built up in tissues of the plant.

Glutathione is synthesized mainly in the liver and after sinusoidal efflux from liver into blood plasma, glutathione is transported, hydrolysed and taken up in tissues rich in γ-glutamyl-transpeptidase (γGT), such as kidney and lung.

If a gene itself were to change, its altered protein would show up in every tissue that expresses the gene, and the new protein probably wouldn't work well in some tissue.