connective tissue造句

irregular dense fibrous connective tissue

connective remarks between chapters; connective tissue in animals; conjunctive tissue in plants.

a malignant neoplasm of nerve tissue and fibrous tissue and connective tissue.

A cell that gives rise to connective tissue.

Expression of connective tissue growth factor in pathological scar

The surgeon cut through connective tissue to expose the bone.

Current progress on connective tissue growth factor in ophthalmology

A spreading inflammation of subcutaneous or connective tissue.

Objective To explore the effect of connective tissue growth factor on the pathogenesis of hypertrophic scar and keloid tissue.

Fat and connective tissue start developing within your muscles, leaving less muscle tissue to contract to move your body.

A trichrome stain highlights the collagenous connective tissue of pulmonary fibrosis in blue.

Expression of connective tissue growth factor in chronic atrophic gastritis and normal gastric mucosa

Cellulite occurs when fat pushes against connective tissue, making the skin above it pucker.

Microscopically, it is composed of delicate thin-walled vessels on a background of connective tissue stroma.

They have fibrous bands of connective tissue called ligaments that stabilize the joint.

Microscopically, this bile duct in a case of sclerosing cholangitis is surrounded by marked collagenous connective tissue deposition.

Differential expression of Chondromodulin-Ⅰ and connective tissue growth factor protein in mesenchymal stem cells and chondrocytes

Influence of Yishen Huayu Formula on expression of connective tissue growth factor in rat with renal interstitial fibrosis

Some neoplastic cell nests have peripheral palisading, and some cells form cord-like structure between collagenous connective tissue.

Morphoea is a connective tissue disorder characterised by hardening and thickening of the skin due to an increased collagen deposition.

MPS has an activating influence on the connective tissue metabolism. This caused different authors to investigate whether scar tissue is also favourably influenced by MPS.

The paper reported the result of morphometrical study of the children's palatine tonsils in Xining, which consist of the epithelium, lymphoid tissue, connective tissue and small blood vessels.

Clinical study of coronally advanced flap & free palatal connective tissue graft for enhancement of periimplant soft tissue topography in maxillary esthetic area

A small benign epithelial tumor, such as a wart, consisting of an overgrowth of cells on a core of smooth connective tissue.

Gum (or gingiva)： Mucous-membrane-covered connective tissue attached to and surrounding the necks of the teeth and the alveolar bone of the jaw.

HMH is a benign tumor of the liver that likely represents a developmental anomaly of the portal connective tissue rather than a neoplastic process.

Most neurons are insulated by a myelin sheath formed by cells (Schwann cells) surrounding the axons. Bundles of fibres from neurons held together by connective tissue form nerves.

Function: Tightenes subcutaneous connective tissue, improves lymphatic circulation, transfers the unwanted subcutaneous fat, lifts facial contouring, reduces fat and slims the face.

"The last harden and migrate to the surface to form a dead, relatively dry outer layer of horny tissue that constantly sloughs away. The dermis contains sensory nerves and Blood vessels within connective tissue."

A tough, elastic, fibrous connective tissue found in various parts of the body, such as the joints, outer ear, and larynx.A major constituent of the embryonic and young vertebrate skeleton, it is converted largely to bone with maturation.

Stimulation of the cell metabolism by MPS leads to an increased formation of important constituents of connective tissue, thus resulting in an increased skin moisture and elasticity of the skin.

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Neurologist Helene Langevin says this action stretches cells in the connective tissue much like massage and yoga do, and may act like acupuncture meridians to send signals throughout the body.

They could be employed, Mr Murphy suggests, to place liver cells on a pre-built, liver-shaped scaffold or to form layers of lining and connective tissue that would grow into a tooth.

Promote cells regeneration, instantly lift and firm eye skin, remove fine line in canthus; replenish fatty acid, constantly moisturize skin; with outstanding effect for droopy skin, firm the connective tissue, keep eye skin firm, fade eye bags, promote lymph circulation and make eye bright.

This potent antioxidant strengthens collagen, connective tissues and vascular walls.

In most conditions, the callus happened to develop readily from the anther filaments and connective tissues.

a viscous polysaccharide acid found in connective tissues and in lubricating fluids in the body.

The fibrous protein constituent of bone, cartilage, tendon, and other connective tissue is converted into gelatin by boiling.

The human skeletonconsists of more than two hundred bones bound together by tough andrelatively inelastic connective tissues called ligaments.

Using dissection tools, the skin, fatty and connective tissues are removed in order to prepare the individual anatomical structures.

Haemocytopoiesis occurred in connective tissues adjacent to the site of gametogenesis with basement membrane as a boundary between them.

Results: in the dense fibrous connective tissues, there are infiltration of macrophages and foreign-body giant cells with plenty of wear debris.

On the contrary, where the collagenous fibrils dissolved and damaged, the basal membrane damaged, the fibroblast rarely found in the connective tissues, the epidermoid cells were poorly differentiated.

At 250 parts per million CO2, the shellfish grew vigorously, and at 750 PPM and higher they were crippled, feeble creatures with thin shells and weak connective tissues.