Sentences with phrase «damaged region»

Scientists implanted engineered stem cells, also known as induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, into damaged regions of mouse hearts following a heart attack.

Brain injuries damage regions of the brain and this damage can extend post-injury.

«After voting to raise taxes on the average Central New York family by more than $ 5500 over the last two years, spending State money so recklessly that New York almost went bankrupt, and approving an increase for people on welfare even if they refuse to work, David Valesky should be spending his time apologizing to Central New Yorkers, not arranging for payoffs, which secure his ability to further damage our region and state.

«The pipeline would travel over many of our water supplies and aquifers; it would create a significant health hazard and risk damaging our region's many farms, orchards and tourist attractions.»

Congressman John Faso, County Executive Kathy Jimino and State Senator Kathy Marcione were among the elected officials who toured the flood damaged regions of eastern Rensselaer County Monday.

Eventually, Damasio figured it out: The tumor damaged regions of Elliot's frontal lobes responsible for emotional processing.

Fraser and his colleagues are investigating ways to exploit these resources without damaging the region's fragile ecosystem.

Few people venture to the area other than specialized expeditions, however, because it is such a harrowing experience to cross its borders — plus, the Southern Reach has spread a rumor that it's an environmentally damaged region, a sort of toxic site.

It's a stark reminder that all is not returning to normal in the Gulf, despite what BP's media team would like to believe — the book is still opening on the kind of ecological damage the region will suffer in the long tail of the oily catastrophe.

A secondary side effect is that they also scare travelers away for months (even years) after — thus having continued devastating economic effects on the already damaged region.

After cutting back on alcohol, Pagano says, damaged regions of the brain can start to «light up» again on brain scans.

When Hurricane Harvey submerged Houston the last week of August, Mexico quickly offered to help — proffering logistical aid for flood - damaged regions, including food and medical personnel — just as it had done when Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005.

Residents are worried that fracking might contaminate groundwater and underground aquifers, and damage the region's reputation as a «food bowl».

These mandatory diversions would paralyze traffic throughout the corridor, damaging the region's economy.

A rush toward ill thought out development simply to generate quick revenue will damage regions in the long run, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has said in its consultation response to the Local Government Resource Review, which closed Monday 24 October.

He says Cuomo's Department of Environmental Conservation needs to take historic resources into account when it finally issues well drilling permits, to determine when the number of wells reaches a tipping point, and then place limits if the concentration of industry will damage a region's historical character.

«Somehow, in the damaged region, there is some kind of signal that's telling the stem cells to stay local,» LaFerla explains.

Blood vessels are important for recovery because they give the body's repair processes access to the damaged regions.

In laboratory experiments with mice that had experienced a heart attack, Drs. Qian and Srivastava delivered three genes that normally guide embryonic heart development — together known as GMT — directly into the damaged region.

If oligodendrocyte loss could be prevented or slowed during the course of neurodegenerative diseases, or if glial function in myelin - damage regions could be restored, disease - related decline in brain function might be prevented, slowed, or even reversed.

These nanoagents target and highlight the cracks formed in bones, allowing researchers to produce a complete 3D image of the damaged regions.

In experiments with mice that had experienced a heart attack, Qian and Srivastava delivered three genes directly into the damaged region of the heart.

Mass lesions within the liver are often identified on ultrasound examination and can represent an area of liver healing (or regenerative nodule in a damaged region), a change in tissue content caused by storage of glycogen (starch, common in dogs with Cushing's Disease described below), infections (abscesses), biliary cysts, chronic fibrous tissue secondary to chronic hepatitis, or benign or malignant tumors.