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Meanings of mucosa in English

Portuguese
mucosa
Catalan
membrana mucosa

Organ component layer.

mucosa
Usage of mucosa in English
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All grafts of the syngeneic group showed normal mucosa by day 4.
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No significant differences between cultures from normal and inflamed mucosa were observed.
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All the samples of normal mucosa showed a diploid modal DNA content.
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Indomethacin injection also determined acute and severe oxidative stress in ileum mucosa.
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The optical imaging devices also have the potential to stage mucosa-based malignancy.
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Thus, we determined the function of proton-sensing OGR1 in the intestinal mucosa.
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The balance of the bladder body was separated between muscle and mucosa.
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Electron microscopy showed similar morphological defects in both tubal and nasal mucosa.
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Various pathway activities in the middle ear mucosa were analyzed with microarrays.
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The oral mucosa was brushed and the amount of micronuclei was quantified.
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Laryngeal stimulation was performed under normoxic conditions with water applied to the mucosa.
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Results: The expression level of miR-146a in AR nasal mucosa was significantly decreased.
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Urethroscopy carried out at 6 months showed healthy mucosa at the urethrotomy site.
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Patients: Eighty-eight patients with a previous diagnosis of IM of the gastric mucosa.
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Background: The gastrointestinal mucosa is an important route of entry for microbial pathogens.
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The renal pelvis showed normal mucosa with areas of dysplastic changes.
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mucosa
Mucosa through the time
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