Hence, scales are an exceptionally useful tissue to study long-term diet use of whitefish (Rennie et al. 2011).
Depolarization in the RPE was used as a tissue specific contrast and further as a useful tissue property for segmentation of this layer [ 14].
Background: Fibrin sealant is an effective hemostatic agent and a useful tissue sealant.
We conclude that GelMA with covalently-linked angiogenic peptide is a useful tissue engineered construct suitable for microvascularization.
"They might be therapeutically interesting," Hochedlinger says, because they would be able to grow into useful tissue types without seeding tumors, which fully reprogrammed cells can do.
Besides excellent biocompatibility and biodegradability, a useful tissue engineering scaffold should provide suitable macropores and nanofibrous structure, similar to extracellular matrix (ECM), to induce desired cellular activities and to guide tissue regeneration.
While following a genome-wide scale investigation has a great potential to reveal useful tissue-specific changes, a gene-targeted approach can also lead to significant outcomes, especially in genomic locations not included in the genome-wide experiments.
The DAT scaffolds are a useful tissue-specific model system for investigating the mechanisms of in vivo adipogenesis that may help to develop a better understanding of this complex process in the context of both regeneration and disease.
These results suggest that plucked hair bulbs may be a useful tissue for assessing exposures to ionizing radiation, either in conjunction with lymphocytes or by themselves.
