Usage of "basement membrane"

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Thin layer of dense material found in tissues between cells and the adjacent connective tissue.

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Usage of basement membrane in English

Parts of the endothelial cells were detached from the tubular basement membrane. 
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Ultrastructural examination showed intercellular junctions and thick basement membrane within the tumor. 
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Renal biopsy disclosed anti-glomerular basement membrane nephritis superimposed on classical diabetic glomerulosclerosis. 
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In contrast, collagen type IV, another component of the basement membrane, was unaffected. 
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No changes in basement membrane composition were observed before leucocyte infiltration. 
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Retinal capillary basement membrane thickness was assessed by transmission electron microscopy. 
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All these antibodies elicit immunofluorescent staining of the basement membrane zone in tissues. 
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Electron microscopy revealed diffuse homogeneous thickening of the glomerular basement membrane. 
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A selective COX-2 inhibitor significantly decreased HuGE cell angiogenesis on basement membrane matrix. 
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Blood vessel basement membrane was detected with an antibody against type IV collagen. 
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Antibodies against components of the basement membrane have facilitated the definition of minimal invasion. 
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IgA nephropathy associated with thin basement membrane disease is reported in a 9-year-old female. 
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Mesangial expansion and basement membrane thickness were reduced with ATL146e. 
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In contrast, the noninvolved pancreas showed an intact basement membrane and a sparse stroma. 
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Subacute hyperoxia may cause basement membrane disruption and subsequent fibrosis. 
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Results: FGF-2 induced cell motility across a tubular basement membrane in two tubular cell lines. 
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Meanings of basement membrane in English