Sentence examples for wide array of tissues from inspiring English sources
This subgroup in the Flow Cytometry Core Facility supports nanowell microengraving and imaging platforms, enabling the measurement of multiple traits from individual cells derived from a wide array of tissues or cell types, such as immune cells either in their native condition or upon stimulation.
MSCs have been isolated from a wide array of tissues successfully and can be cultured in vitro.
Clusterin (CLU, complement lysis inhibitor, apolipoprotein J) is a heterodimeric glycoprotein produced by a wide array of tissues and found in most biologic fluids.
They have been shown to be isolated from a wide array of tissues, such as bone marrow, fat, skin and can be cultured in vitro.
Other highly pathogenic viruses also trigger cytokine storms, but Filoviruses are thought to be particularly lethal because they affect a wide array of tissues.
Specifically, this applies to the roles of MER21A and MER39B in placenta, as well as the roles of LTR12D and LTR2 in a wide array of tissues, and MER11A and LTR2 in liver in particular.
MTECs also express a wide array of tissue restricted antigens (TRAs), so called "promiscuous gene expression" [15], [16], [17], some of which appear to be under the control of the AIRE transcription factor [18].
Clearly this approach is adaptable to a wide array of tissue properties and probe geometries.
Estrogen activates a wide array of tissue- and organ-specific physiological responses by binding to its receptor ESR1, mostly located at the thecal layer, and modulating uterine events preparing the endometrium for embryo attachment and implantation [ 4].
Transplantation with a wider array of tissues of human origin had been practiced for many years to achieve lifesaving and enhancing consequences.
We believe that the hydrogel assembly demonstrated in this study will be highly useful in developing a better understanding of diverse cellular behaviors in 3D tissue and further improve quality of a wide array of engineered tissues.
