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Meanings of human lungs in English
Russian
дыхательная система человека Portuguese
pulmão humano Spanish
pulmón humano Catalan
pulmó humà Primary organ of respiration in humans.
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Examples for "human lung"
Examples for "human lung"
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In 2014, Nichols' team became the first to bioengineer a human lung.
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We performed a transcriptome analysis of the major human lung cancer entities.
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Here, we report that HACE1 is frequently mutated in human lung cancer.
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The antiviral activity of IFNβ-1b was evaluated using human lung carcinoma cell line.
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These proteins may be used as markers of differentiation of human lung tumors.
Usage of human lungs in English
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Sulfur dioxide is a particulate that can harm human lungs and hearts.
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No one could have believed that human lungs could have such strength.
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However, none of the animal models fully mirrors human lungs and their pathologies.
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ACE2 receptors are present in the human lungs and other organs.
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These results indicate that endothelin-1 is released into bronchi of transplanted human lungs.
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The Physiome Projectés working model of human lungs, complete with 300 million air sacs.
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No human lungs breathe the still, nighttime air with him.
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How could human lungs breathe the midnight of blackening walls?
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ESAM expression was higher in hypervascular metastatic tumor tissues than in normal tissues in human lungs.
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The method was validated in computer and physical phantoms and in vivo CT scans of human lungs.
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Macrophages in both mouse and human lungs that have been subjected to cold ischemic storage express DAP12.
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No matter that it hurts him, he still labours to breathe with human lungs, shunning his gills.
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What a thing for human lungs.
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How are the human lungs formed?
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The behavior of the signal intensity in MRI of human lungs was investigated during inhalation of pure oxygen.
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The only assessment of microplastic in human lungs, published in 1998, found inhaled fibres were present in cancerous lung specimens.
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