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Meanings of regenerate tissue in English
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Usage of regenerate tissue in English
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Dr Wilson said the research would focus on how sea squirts healed themselves and regeneratetissue.
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The need to regeneratetissue is paramount, especially for the heart that lacks the ability to regenerate after injury.
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The kidneys were made by stripping donor kidneys of their cells and putting new cells that regeneratetissue into them.
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His body struggled to heal itself and regeneratetissue, just as he did with the external injuries inflicted with copper weapons.
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Indeed, the adult mammalian brain does not regeneratetissue, but there is ongoing endogenous neurogenesis, which is upregulated after injury and contributes to tissue repair.
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Perhaps cells in the marrow could be used to regeneratetissues elsewhere.
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We performed gene expression profiling of these transcripts in sponge regeneratingtissue explants.
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To avoid long-term side effects, they are to be replaced with regeneratedtissue after implantation.
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These properties are able to insure that the regeneratedtissue is hyaline cartilage of high quality.
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Immunohistochemical analysis confirmed that regeneratedtissue is hyaline cartilage and absence of hypertrophy marker was reported.
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Background: The endometrium is a dynamic, cyclically regeneratingtissue: a unique model of physiological angiogenesis in adults.
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Analysis of the regeneratedtissue constructs confirmed cell viability and sustained metabolic activity over 7 days of culture.
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Irish researchers have developed a new "biomaterial" capable of regeneratingtissue and eliminating infections, especially those arising in hospital settings.
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Stem cells share the defining characteristics of self-renewal, which maintains or expands the stem-cell pool, and multi-lineage differentiation, which generates and regeneratestissues.
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Subjects require from three weeks to several months' rest and must be returned to work carefully, lest the incompletely regeneratedtissues suffer injury.
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We also showed that Dnmt3b-induced aberrant DNA methylation was maintained in regeneratingtissue, even in the absence of continuous Dnmt3b expression.