Sentences with phrase «recreate human»

Distributors took on dozens of new lines that satisfied the pet specialty shopper's desire to recreate human dietary trends for their pets.

Aside from whether the technique can indeed recreate human - type diseases, a European directive may prohibit use of primates in such research.

Organ - Chips are micro-engineered systems that recreate living human biology and are being used in scientific research to recreate human - relevant biology.

Our Organ - Chips — such as lung, liver, intestine, and brain — accurately recreate human biology and disease states.

So it's unlikely that those methods recreate human motor neuron development.»

That leaves a project on graphene, a material made of carbon atoms arranged in a single layer, and the Human Brain Project, which aims to recreate the human brain in a computer, as the winners.

With human stem cells, researchers can recreate human tissue in the lab.

By this act of recreating human nature, God mysteriously created the new possibility of individual man's divinization through incorporation into that glorified nature.

The artist is known for recreating human figures with astonishing hyper - realism.

Not exact matches

Such models can recreate the complex layers of tissue in the human body to study a practically infinite number of grievous wounds from all angles, speeds, and styles of bullets (or even shrapnel from mines and improvised explosive devices).

Kinda funny how it allegedly created the first humans out of dirt but had to use another mans wife to recreate itself.

It also follows from Legutko's view that liberal orders like the EU recreate the pathologies of communism, albeit with a human mask.

Later, when humans went on their merry way and started «sinning» again this same god ra.ped the virgin wife of this guy named Joseph in order to recreate itself (why it couldn't do the dirt thing again is anybody's guess).

We need to recreate economic theory based on an understanding of what a human being really is and what makes him happy.

For our future hope we must rely on God's power and lovingkindness to recreate the world and the human soul.

The calling to create, recreate and develop cultures arises out of the involvement and transcendence of the human self in relation to nature and to other human selves under God's purpose.

«to recreate the syntax and measure of poor human prose and stand before you speechless and intelligent and shaking with shame, rejected yet confessing out the soul to conform to the rhythm of thought in his naked and endless head,

The central issue in the early debates between Fundamentalists and Modernists was on the question whether the gospel should emphasize as the essence of the gospel, deliverance of the humans from sinfulness or affirmation of the human vocation to creativity and cooperation with God in recreating nature and society according to the purpose of God.

For process thought, «nature» includes the total experienced and experienceable world; it comprises the whole natural order with its power of creating, recreating, and redeeming the human person.

This excerpt focuses on the premature cutting of the umbilical, the extreme trauma of hospital birth, the tendency of humans to recreate patterns of trauma throughout life in an effort to create resolution, and the need to generate LOVING imprints — right from the moment of conception, through pregnancy, birth and beyond.

I believe many Dads, partners, and family members have perhaps used their own style of the 5 S's, but, alas, we weren't the ones to write the book.The basic premise of «Happiest Baby on the Block» is that human babies are born too early and so in the «forth trimester» (the first three months of a newborn's life) we need to recreate a womb - like environment for the baby.

The researchers built a complex series of mathematical models to recreate the dynamic interaction between the main potential drivers of extinction (dingoes, climate and humans), the long - term response of herbivore prey, and the viability of the thylacine and devil populations.

The scientists recreated the conditions of human hand washing by exposing the bacteria for 20 seconds at 22 °C (room temperature) and 40 °C (warm temperature) to triclosan with a concentration of 0.3 % - the maximum allowed by law.

But this form of tissue regeneration does not occur in humans, so the researchers recreated similar conditions in the laboratory by growing human cells as 3D aggregates.

«Human skin pigmentation recreated — with a 3 - D bioprinter.»

Although this human Gut Chip recreated the villus epithelium of normal intestine and enabled new insights into how flow and cyclic peristalsis affects intestinal differentiation and function, it could not be used to study processes that relied on normal intestinal cells from individual donors, which, for example, is crucial for studying patient - specific responses for personalized medicine.

To deepen this segmentation and reactivation mechanism of memories, the researchers designed an experiment in order to recreate in a simplified way these «boundary events»; the participants had to observe a sequence of images of the same category — for example, human faces — that was interrupted by an element of a different category — for example, an object.

Mapping the human brain's network of interconnections, known as the connectome is typically done with help from computational tools because recreating interconnections between different brain regions has been challenging in the lab.

Trying to recreate the process in a lab for humans and other mammals has led to many failures; sperm development appeared to be dependent on unique conditions in the testes.

She revels in it, and her latest work — «Extinct Birds Previously Consumed by Humans» — uses the remains of the recently dead to recreate long - gone creatures.

To that end, Saitou's team recreated the developmental process of human germ cells, which gives rise to reproductive sperm and eggs.

Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Japan have succeeded in inducing human embryonic stem cells to self - organize into a three - dimensional structure similar to the cerebellum, providing tantalizing clues in the quest to recreate neural structures in the laboratory.

Our Human Emulation System sets a new standard for recreating true - to - life human biology and is being used to advance product innovation, design, and safety across a range of applications including drug development, agriculture, cosmetics, chemical - based consumer products, and personalized heHuman Emulation System sets a new standard for recreating true - to - life human biology and is being used to advance product innovation, design, and safety across a range of applications including drug development, agriculture, cosmetics, chemical - based consumer products, and personalized hehuman biology and is being used to advance product innovation, design, and safety across a range of applications including drug development, agriculture, cosmetics, chemical - based consumer products, and personalized health.

For years, scientists have been trying to recreate the complex neural systems that enable human skin to sense touch by building pressure sensors into various materials.

Techniques such as 3D printing advances research in a certain way, but still, it can not recreate the complexities of the human body especially when it comes to the intricate design of the human vascular system.

One new way that scientists study this process of cellular development — and a way in which they hope to grow replacement tissue for medical treatments in the future — is by recreating the essential features of human brains, eyes, lungs, and guts in a petri dish.

Over the last few years, scientists have been able to recreate accurate models of human organs by embedding living tissue onto chips, allowing them to study the effects of drugs and diseases without testing on animals or humans.

We do this by employing engineering principles to recreate the micro-environment experienced by cells in the human body.

Scientists need to prompt stem cells to become kidney, liver or lung cells, which must then recreate the complex anatomy of a real organ in order to function in a human recipient.

Each chip, which is approximately the size of an AA battery, features tiny channels lined with tens of thousands of living human cells, recreating the smallest functional unit of an organ.

We work exclusively in the human system, mostly with primary cells and tissue, with a constant concern of recreating conditions that mimic the in situ and in vivo settings.

An alternate interpretation offered in the CAHR report suggested that new human life exists once the process of fertilisation is complete; the embryo is more than simply a cluster of cells — for once destroyed, it is impossible to recreate that particular life [34].

• Addressing the human - specific nature of antibodies is possible using Organ - Chips that recreate the complexity of human biology, since novel antibody targets are not expressed in animals and therefore require alternatives to current preclinical experimental methods.

Emulate's Organ - Chips recreate the complex, dynamic state in which cells function within a human organ.

• Disease - driving pathways that involve the human immune system are often targeted by antibodies, and Organ - Chips recreate complex interactions of different human cell types and aspects of the human immune system, overcoming limitations of animal models which do not reflect all human immune cells.

Working with the C. difficile team at the Institute, I infected mice with C. difficile, to allow us to recreate and study many aspects of the disease; including its persistence and transmission in humans.

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Our Human Emulation System sets a new standard for recreating true - to - life human biology and is being used to advance product innovation, design, and safety across a range of applications including drug development, agriculture, cosmetics, food, and chemical - based consumer prodHuman Emulation System sets a new standard for recreating true - to - life human biology and is being used to advance product innovation, design, and safety across a range of applications including drug development, agriculture, cosmetics, food, and chemical - based consumer prodhuman biology and is being used to advance product innovation, design, and safety across a range of applications including drug development, agriculture, cosmetics, food, and chemical - based consumer products.

Each chip recreates the natural physiology and mechanical forces that cells experience within the human body.

An Organ - Chip is a living, micro-engineered environment that recreates the natural physiology and mechanical forces that cells experience within the human body.