Sentences with phrase «nasal mucosa»

Jaspers followed up her nasal sample analysis with lab studies of immune cells commonly present in nasal mucosa.

Nasal naloxone might be absorbed differently by opioid users due to damaged nasal mucosa, rhinitis, or nasal obstruction from mucus or vomit during overdose.

Strang also points out that we also haven't considered how reliably nasal naloxone works in opioid users whose nasal mucosa may be damaged from drug snorting, or obstructed by vomit during overdose.

By functionally replacing a section of the blood - brain barrier with nasal mucosa, which is more than 1,000 times more permeable than the native barrier, surgeons may create a «screen door» to allow for drug delivery to the brain and central nervous system.

For his part, Ross wonders if perhaps the nasal mucosa — the layer of mucus lining the inside of the nose — «may be a conduit through which some environmental toxin can gain access to the brain,» potentially triggering Parkinson's and disrupting smell along the way.

Stem cells are most commonly derived from tissues of healthy adults such as the skin, brain, bone marrow, and nasal mucosa.

It appears that colloidal silver is absorbed orally through the GI tract, through the nasal mucosa, sublingually, and rectally.

Researchers have hypothesized that zinc could reduce the severity and duration of cold symptoms by directly inhibiting rhinovirus binding and replication in the nasal mucosa and suppressing inflammation [65,66].

Infection of newborn susceptible puppies results in replication of CHV in the surface cells of the nasal mucosa, pharynx, and tonsils.

Infection of susceptible animals results in replication of CHV in the surface cells of the nasal mucosa, pharynx, and tonsils.

You may not want to read the following if you are eating, but the Wikapanion definition of sneezing is: «A sneeze (or sternutation) is a semi-autonomous, convulsive expulsion of air... usually caused by foreign particles irritating the nasal mucosa.