Meanings of ablate (ablating) in English

We have investigated the functional consequences of ablating NCAM on pancreatic beta-cell function.

The most striking morphological consequence of ablating GLUT4 is cardiac hypertrophy.

A repeated procedure was successful in ablating the slow pathway.

In contrast, ablating Notch outside of the SG stem cell compartment indirectly drives SG expansion.

Androgen ablating drugs increase life expectancy in men with metastatic prostate cancer, but resistance inevitably develops.

Results: PDT (150J) proved effective in ablating metastatic lesions within rat femur and lumbar vertebrae.

The pericardial space is now increasingly used as a means and vantage point for mapping and ablating various arrhythmias.

It was also very effective in ablating the prostate gland, as expressed by the low follow up PSA values.

Upon ablating Notch signaling in different skin subcompartments, we find that this pathway exerts dual counteracting effects on SGs.

Conclusion: Folate-porphysome based PDT shows promise in selectively ablating lung cancer based on FOLR1 expression in these preclinical models.

An energy pulse hit Drakon on his lower abdomen, his armor's outer surface ablating to absorb and dissipate the heat.

To address this question, we produced triple cKO (conditional knockout) mice that allow ablating all neurexin expression in mice.

According to his suit sensors, the spaces between the interlocking struts contained a thin molecular haze from the slowly ablating metal.

Orange streamers radiated out in all directions, ablating the snow away in a perfect sphere, as though washed out by boiling water.

Those that remained were vacuum ablating, their edges fraying like worn cloth, while their flat surfaces slowly dissolved, reducing their overall thickness.

The ablation chamber is also equipped with four optical ports that allow for the detection of the light emitted by the ablating particle.