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Meanings of respiratory epithelium in English
Spanish
epitelio respiratorio Mucosa which serves to moisten and protect the airways.
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Examples for "respiratory tract epithelium"
Examples for "respiratory tract epithelium"
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Our results suggest that EV71 primarily proliferates in the respiratory tract epithelium followed by subsequent entry into a pre-cDC population of DCs.
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All modern methods have a high degree of protection of the respiratory mucosa in common.
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The increased attachment may be one mechanism by which viruses precondition the respiratory mucosa for bacterial infection.
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No electrically evoked potentials were detected on the respiratory mucosa, nor did on the olfactory mucosa after olfactory neurectomy.
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Successful cultivation and reproduction of respiratory epithelium in vitro is crucial to seed scaffolds of various biomaterials with functionally active respiratory mucosa.
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We have produced polyclonal antisera to this protein and report its immunohistochemical localization to mucus-secreting glands of the olfactory and respiratory mucosa.
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The lesion that smoke induces in airway epithelium is still incompletely understood.
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The effect of furosemide was not influenced by the presence of airway epithelium.
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The airway epithelium may be a viable target tissue for the statin drugs.
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Evidence that airway epithelium releases signaling molecules first appeared in 1981.
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The mechanism by which IL-13 up-regulates GABA signalling in airway epithelium is unknown.
Usage of respiratory epithelium in English
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Furthermore, replacement of olfactory epithelium by respiratory epithelium was a frequent finding.
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Tissue engineering of respiratory epithelium is therefore of utmost surgical and scientific interest.
3
Nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae is an exclusive human pathogen which infects the respiratory epithelium.
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Expression of AQP3 was mostly restricted to the basal cells in the respiratory epithelium.
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One of the major factors determining MCT is the ciliary activity of the respiratory epithelium.
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Recent data have demonstrated that the respiratory epithelium plays a very active role in host defense.
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Our data corroborate the hypothesis of a basal exaggerated inflammatory response in the CF respiratory epithelium.
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Likewise, infected cells were found in lymphoepithelium and not respiratory epithelium of nasopharyngeal tonsils or adenoids.
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The major function of the respiratory epithelium was once thought to be that of a physical barrier.
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We believe that viral infection constitute the prerequisite altering the respiratory epithelium which secondary allows S. aureus invasion.
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The respiratory epithelium has been regarded as an inert barrier separating the human airway from the external world.
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Some fibres in the respiratory epithelium ascend between the epithelial cells to reach up to the tight junctions.
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During the course of whooping cough, Bordetella pertussis interacts with alveolar macrophages and other leukocytes on the respiratory epithelium.
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These cells then cross the respiratory epithelium and transport the infection to lymphatic organs where measles virus replicates vigorously.
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For diseases such as cystic fibrosis (CF), correction of the respiratory epithelium is being attempted by gene therapy.
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Following whole bone marrow transplantation, bone marrow progenitor cells do not differentiate into respiratory epithelium of the healthy upper airway.
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