Examples of using Human tissue in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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has developed a medical device that says it can cover burns and other wounds with nano materials that mimic human tissue and break off once the skin underneath regenerates.
mouse model of MS) and in vitro(on human tissue provided by the MS Society Tissue Bank).
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It's also one of the few supplement ingredients that's actually proven to have some effect on the levels of DHT-- the hormone that's responsible for hair loss-- in human tissue.
natural free radical scavenger, delaying the aging of human tissue and maintain a young state, longevity.
medical laboratories: radio-isotopes, human tissue and blood samples or bacteria.
This organ was likely never seen before because standard approaches for processing and visualizing human tissue causes the channels to drain,
Moreover, Mike Willesee asked the scientist for how long white blood cells would have remained alive if they had come from a human tissue, which had been kept in water.
A welcome side effect of this research is that synthetic skin is a source of human tissue that can also be used to test dermatological(skin) products without lab animals.
The venom in them can cause massive damage to human tissue and the common symptoms are recognized such as vomiting, watery eye, elevated heart-rate,
This organ was likely never seen before because standard approaches for processing and visualising human tissue causes the channels to drain,
good compatibility with human tissue and blood, titanium can be implanted in the human body, is the most pro human metal
Until complete organs can be made, human tissue cells may speed up time to market for new medications, limit animal research
which is at least 2400000 GHz(the type that can harm human tissue and/or cause cancer).
the University of Jena in Germany also tested the technique and confirmed similar results when conducting tests on human tissue samples.
Scientists regard microplastics as the‘PM2.5 of the sea'”, said Wang, referring to tiny particles of air pollution that damage human tissue.
combined both concepts and shown it is possible to grow human tissue within a pig.
bone and other human tissue.
an average of 2.5 mm in human tissue.
The new nanoparticle-based technique also may be used for detection of other microbes that have challenged scientists for centuries because they hide deep in human tissue and are able to reprogram cells to successfully evade the immune system.