Your baby will start to secrete more and more surfactant, the substance that
keeps lung tissues from sticking to itself.
The air sacs of the lungs, called alveoli, will be developed by the end of this week and will begin to secrete a substance called surfactant that
keeps the lung tissue from sticking together.
A new study shows that restoring the lipids that help
keep lung tissue flexible and inflated can help slow disease progression in laboratory models of pulmonary fibrosis.
Not exact matches
«In contrast to past electrode designs, this fixed geometry allows accurate measurements that are fully comparable within and between experiments, and that tell us exactly how
tissues like that of
lung or gut mature within a channel,
keep in shape and break down under the influence of drugs or other manipulations.»
Although your
lungs possess their own population of healing adult stem cells, there are simply not enough cells present to
keep up with the degree of ongoing
lung tissue damage which occurs in COPD.