Sentences with phrase «into bone»

You also need vitamin K, which helps activate proteins that deposit calcium into your bones and teeth while keeping out of places it doesn't belong like your soft tissue.

It feels awful into the bone marrow not to be able to compensate / comfort her.

Such toys can frequently turn into a bone of contention leading to serious fights.

If you are not into bone broth or meat, this recipe can easily be manipulated and still very beneficial.

Scientists have discovered why some heart tissue turns into bone, and they may have learned how to stop it.

Here was the opportunity to really get into the bones of a subject that was fascinating.

Our bone cells are said to deposit bone tissue directly into the bones being used in the exercise.

Surgery such as cutting into the bone and stitching for complete removal is done by veterinarians.

That infection can spread into the tooth roots and potentially even into the bone of the cat's jaw.

The tooth is anchored into the bone of mouth by a ligament that is very strong and tough, called the periodontal ligament.

I let him have free access to them as he doesn't bite into the bone.

Why is this calcium not getting into the bone matrix to supplement the daily calcium loss (due to natural causes of course)?

Because...... it is extremely important for your bones and arteries to get adequate fat soluble vitamins to assure that calcium goes into bone and NOT your arteries.

However, if not treated it can grow into nearby areas and spread into bone or tissues under the skin.

For example, some cells developed into bone or cartilage, an unacceptable side - effect that future experiments must resolve before clinical trials are attempted.

The cartilage turns into bone during the first three years of a baby's life.

The infected root canal contents then «leak» infection into the bone around the tips of the root.

The repeated application of force through walking, running and standing worked to strengthen them by driving nutrients into the bone fibers.

Instead of being an actual animal bone, some products are animal material ground up and pressed into a bone shape.

Vitamin K2 works with vitamin D3 to act like a vacuum cleaner to suck the excess calcium out of our blood stream and into the bones where it belongs.

They each brought additional cuts that went further and further into the bone.

Type: We divided the main toy types into bone, rope, or ball toys, which can be interactive or solo toys for your dog.

The robot located the bone from three markers that were screwed into the bone before the CT scan was taken.

For a while, it sinks into your bones.

Setting your puppy's nutritional foundation isn't just about their teeth and coat, it also plays into bone health and brain development.

Often people are surprised that they might have to do some introductions to get their pups into bone - chewing mode.

That remains true, because the competition is baked into its bones.

Another Self - Portrait, from 1984, sees the artist's face crumbling into the bones beneath, digging away the flesh to the anonymous skeleton.

It actually moves calcium into the bones and is critical for the development of teeth and bones in the fetus.

They have to be willing to get into the bones of the story and help the writer understand what's there.

We're putting good nutrients into our bones, our bones need good nutrients.

A rare genetic disease leaves its victims debilitated by transforming soft tissue cells into bone cells, creating a strange second skeleton.

Ultimately, whether one prefers to feel the music seeping into the bone marrow versus being carried back in time for a retro lo - fi thrill is a personal preference but suffice it to say, producer Cisco Adler didn't hold back.

The idea is to take blood - cell - producing stem cells from a patient, use CRISPR to correct the mutation and then reinsert the stem cells back into the bone marrow.

Now, using an established scientific method, University of Missouri researchers are able to watch how human fat cells transform into bone tissue cells; in the process the research team has uncovered information about osteoporosis in older women.

When placed beneath the skin in mice, the implant grew into a bone - like structure and produced a working marrow.

In addition to investigating snotworm evolution, Glover is working with paleontologists to study the structure of the holes Osedax carves into bone, so he and others can refine their search of the fossil record.

Research conducted at Japan's National Institute for Materials Science built on previous findings that gold nanoparticles can encourage stem cells in the bone marrow to differentiate into bone cells, and that specific biomolecules can inhibit or promote stem cell differentiation.

Estrogen is involved in the process of calcium absorption into the bones; thus, due to the drop in estrogen levels, women will experience an accelerated reduction in bone density from perimenopause onwards.

Role: Acts as a hormone for the regulation and utilization of calcium and phosphorus: increases the intestinal absorption of these minerals from the GI tract and assists the movement of calcium and phosphorus into bone for skeletal development.

A group of steroid hormones could provide new insight into the bone loss and deterioration that occurs with aging, researchers at the...

Cartilage continues to harden into bone, but will remain soft enough to manage the birth process with necessary flexibility.

A group of steroid hormones could provide new insight into the bone loss and deterioration that occurs with aging, researchers at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University report.

• Vitamin K — This fat - soluble vitamin is a co-factor for an enzyme that ultimately enhances calcium's ability to be incorporated into bone.

Stabilize the bone with temporary pins drilled into the bones from the outside?

That bar digs into my bones.