Sentences with phrase «done in humans»

Joint replacement, just as is done in humans — hip replacement, and pelvic reconstruction type surgeries are the most common ones.

The procedure is similar to the one done in humans.

Animal studies show that excessive dietary intake of calcium decreases zinc absorption, however, studies have not been done in humans.

Though few studies have been done in humans, in laboratory conditions red raspberry extract can reduce risk of metabolic and cardiovascular disease.

They then injected the edited human cells into seven mice with compromised immune systems to see if the modified cells would take hold — a step that would be necessary if the same procedure were to be done in humans.

But it hadn't been done in humans.

«We know from previous studies we have done in humans that prebiotics can reduce hunger and make you feel fuller.

Janda said clinical trials to prove efficacy can not be done in humans due to botulinum neurotoxicity dangers.

Clinical trials in dogs are similar to those done in humans, with safety protections in place to minimize harm.

The Thorough QT clinical assessment also has its limitations, as those studies are done in humans and typically require large numbers of patients.

«I knew of an experimental technique that had not yet been done in humans, and I had a patient with no other options who was failing rapidly,» says William O'Neill, M.D., medical director of the Center for Structural Heart Disease at Henry Ford Hospital.

That typically means high quality peer - reviewed trials done in humans, Patten said.

He has communicated himself to us.7 And he does this in human ways, because we are human, and if we are to get to know God, we need to get to know him in a human way.

Let's see what he has done in our human relationships.

The ability to manipulate the former toward chosen ends does not mean that the same thing can be done in the human and social sphere.

He believed that the impulse toward a better society was the fruit of Jesus» proclamation of a kingdom of love, divine in its origin, growth, and consummation, sustained by the Holy Spirit, made manifest and operative as the will of God is done in human society.

If it were not more than a human institution, it would not hold the place that it does in human society.

We see both God and what God can be and do in a human life.

They are the rendering in human terms of what the love of God is doing in human life.

I think it does in humans as well.

A media ethnography conducted in Mexico in 2006, before and after the presidential elections, can illuminate what journalists are trying to do in their human rights coverage and how their outlooks and contexts condition the incidents that are covered.

Those that received a dose of sugar water beforehand then flew to a feeder about four times quicker than those that didn't, suggesting that sweet food can increase positive emotions and improve a negative mood in bees — just as it does in humans.

Researchers don't know exactly what FOXP2 does in humans, but it's the gene most directly linked to speech that we know of.

In animal models, acupuncture appears to impact the same biologic pathways ramped up by pain and stress, analogous to what drugs do in humans.

Just as they do in the human body, the cells form intestinal folds on the chip.

After her arrival at UCB Celltech, she found a way to apply her research to work that the company was doing in humans.

But electrostimulation research is difficult to do in humans because of the invasive nature of deep brain stimulation studies.

«The prospect of doing this in humans is the genetic technology equivalent of going to Mars right now,» Silberg said.

Teams in the U.S. and the U.K. have developed stem cell — based models of Alzheimer's that behave the same way cells do in the human brain.

So what are these imprinted genes doing in a human couple pondering which appetizers to serve at their golden wedding anniversary?

In another test, the researchers looked to see if chemical signals released from the endothelial cells would cause the media layer to relax and constrict, as they do in the human body.

The researchers don't yet know how exactly these genes influence social behavior in either bees or people, but manipulating the genes in honey bees may shed light on what they do in humans, says Alan Packer, a geneticist at the Simons Foundation in New York City, which funds autism research, including this bee work.

The microbes shrink tumours in dogs — and seem able to do it in humans too.

It's not yet clear how the rodents» immune system responds when they are infected with the virus, or whether the virus mutates in the same way as it does in humans.

«Studying these effects in model systems such as rats and flies allows us to address these questions by manipulating the likely mechanisms involved, which we can't do in humans.»

«We won't know for sure until we do it in humans.

They've even injected white blood cells into the vessels and watched as they squeezed through gaps in the vessel wall to reach the tissue on the other side, just as they do in the human body.

When they added these proteins to cultures of brain tissue from aborted human fetuses, the tissue formed folds, as it does in human fetuses at about 20 weeks of gestation.

But according to the Nature News article, some experts question whether the CCR5 - editing experiment needed to be done in human embryos.

The disease progressed very gradually, just as it does in humans, suggesting that the hamsters could provide a useful animal model system.

Now, thanks to the genomic revolution, researchers can actually track the population - level genetic shifts that mark evolution in action — and they're doing this in humans.

In May, a second team, led by Ali Khademhosseini, reported building tiny blood vessels that branch or merge in three dimensions, as blood vessels do in human organs.

«That is something we don't usually do in human - subjects research.»

They were more likely to show signs T. gondii infection and had higher cholesterol, although it is unclear if the latter has the same consequences in otters as it does in humans.

Figuring out what these jumping genes truly do in the human brain is the «next frontier» for understanding complex mental disorders, he says.

The investigators chemically induced colitis in mice, then added fungi to see whether the fungal cells would overgrow in the mouse gut and increase the severity of the illness, as they are suspected of doing in human IBD.

There is a long way to go before we can tinker with our genes but tests have been done in human embryos to find out whether it can be safe and effective

The technology for doing this in humans, says Tilly, is still years away.

The observed disease pattern strongly suggests the virus is also passing from ape to ape through direct contact, just as it has been shown to do in humans.

Ross says that because the hyperactivity and decreased anxiety might be interpreted as «mania - like» symptoms, the researchers fed the mice either lithium or valproic acid (an anti-seizure drug, also used to treat mania) over a two week period, as is often done in human therapeutic trials.