Sentences with phrase «dying tissue on»
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Right now, treatment for stroke is centered on the first few hours, when rapid intervention with drugs or surgery can prevent brain tissue from dying.
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But Dr. Eyal Karzbrun, a member of the Reiner Lab, had to put a bit of a damper on their enthusiasm: the sizes of the organoids they obtained were far from uniform; with no blood vessels, the insides did not have a steady supply of nutrients and started to die; and the thickness of the tissue got in the way of the optical imaging and microscope tracking.
Najafabadi and McGill graduate student Rached Alkallas then applied the mathematical method to analyze publicly available data on the brain tissues of people who died from Alzheimer's.
«It's just a really common fungus in the environment that mostly lives on dead and dying plant tissue,» Leonard says.
Later, when the phytoplankton grew old and died, their tissues would sink and become buried on the ocean floor.
According to recent research, the most common solid tumors (that is, cancer that occurs as clusters of cells in or on organs, rather than in liquid form within the blood or lymphatic system) have up to 66 mutations that influence how the cancer cells operate — how fast they divide, whether they are susceptible to the signals that would normally cause a cell to die, when they detach from the main tumor to colonize another organ in the body, when and where they attach blood vessels to healthy tissues.
Histopathological analysis was performed on the placenta and brain tissue from infants who died.
On Wednesday, U.S. health officials reported that traces of the Zika virus had been identified in the tissue of two babies who died in Brazil from microcephaly.
Benign tumors rarely ulcerate or bleed but large tumors may have physical effects by pressing on the surrounding tissues or structures, or may lose some of their blood supply causing parts of them to die.
Diagnosis of the condition is fairly easy as a speculum exam reveals red inflamed areas on the vaginal walls that become blue and black as the tissue dies.