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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «VASCULAR TISSUE»
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Regulatory Hierarchies in Auxin Signal Transduction and ...
The vascular tissues in plants form a continuous network of cell files throughout the plant body (Esau, 1965).
Wenzislava Ckurshumova, 2007
2
Mechanobiology of Stem Cells: Implications for
Vascular ...
... et al., Preparation of porcine carotid arteries for vascular tissue engineering
applications. J Biomed Mater Res A, 2004. 70(2): p. 224-34. 24. Laub, G.W., et al.
, Cryopreserved allograft veins as alternative coronary artery bypass conduits: ...
3
Mechanical Characterization of Collagen-fibrin Composites ...
Vascular tissue engineering is a field that is driven by the need to replace native
vessels that have been narrowed or occluded as a result of atherosclerosis, a
type of cardiovascular disease. Atherosclerotic vessels are characterized by an ...
Shaneen Lashay Rowe, 2007
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Plant
Tissue Culture: Theory and Practice: Theory and Practice
Factors affecting vascular tissue differentiation Two substances that have a
profound effect on vascular tissue differentiation are auxin and sucrose. They
affect vascular differentiation qualitatively as well as quantitatively. Some
evidence also ...
S.S. Bhojwani, M.K. Razdan, 1996
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Characterization of Silk Electrospun Tubes for Small ...
Jacqueline T. Johanas. blood vessel. One could therefore argue that
decellularized arteries may offer more suitable grafts than collagen grafts.
Lacking elastic material, such as elastin, is often the reason for insufficient
compliance in collagen ...
Jacqueline T. Johanas, 2008
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Investigation of the Appropriate Collagen-based Electrospun ...
Jie Liu. CHAPTER 5 GENERAL DISCUSSION 5.1 Discussion The technology of
TE aims to generate scaffolds as a substitute for damaged tissue or organs. In the
last decade, enormous advances have been made in the area of tissue ...
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Synthesis and Characterization of Crosslinked Urethane Doped ...
Jagannath Dey. REFERENCES 1. Moreno JJ, Mitjavila MT. The degree of
unsaturation of dietary fatty acids and the development of atherosclerosis (review
). J Nutr Biochem 2003 Apr;14(4):182-195. 2. Ratcliffe A. Tissue engineering of ...
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Introductory Botany: Plants, People, and the Environment, ...
The tissue systems are continuous throughout the plant. For example, the
vascular tissue system in a leaf is continuous with the vascular tissue system in
the stem to which it is attached. FIGURE 5-2 The three tissue systems in the plant
body.
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Vascular Tissue Engineering: The Creation of Living, ...
These studies provide a new strategy to engineer a small diameter blood vessel with excellent antithrombogenicity, tissue compatibility and mechanics to integrate with host tissue.
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Plant Biomechanics: An Engineering Approach to Plant Form ...
Unlike parenchyma and collenchyma, where each tissue essentially consists of a
single cell type, the vascular tissue system is composed of a variety of
developmentally homologous but structurally and functionally divergent cell types
(see fig.
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vascular tissue en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
NASA Centennial Challenge: Tissue Engineering Challenge …
The challenge would challenge competitors to create a thick tissue construct with ... A 3-D printed vascular tissue section would provide stabilization options, ... «Space Ref, May 15»
CorMatrix® Cardiovascular, Inc. Secures Twelve (12) Additional …
The augmented ECM® bioscaffold tissue structures comprise various materials, ... the body's own innate ability to repair damaged cardiac and vascular tissues. «Business Wire, Mar 15»
'Tissue chips' could replace animal studies, UW-Madison …
... human vascular tissue in his lab at the Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research. ... to develop "tissue chips" that could be used for drug and chemical testing. «Madison.com, Dic 14»
Vascular Surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Lawson to Address VEITHSymposium
This novel vessel has the potential to be a real advance for these patients who need a new vascular tissue for sustainable dialysis access,” said Dr. Lawson. «Business Wire, Nov 14»
Janssen R&D and HemoShear Identify Vascular Health Benefits of …
The study leveraged HemoShear's novel translational human vascular tissue system to expose multiple cell types to blood-flow conditions similar to those ... «PR Newswire, Nov 14»
E-Cigarettes: Tobacco-Free, But Your Heart May Still Be at Risk
Vascular tissue exposed to nicotine shows damage. Nicotine literally bores ... Whenever there is damage to tissue, inflammation and plaque buildup can follow. «Health Hub from Cleveland Clinic, Sep 14»
Engineering New Bone Growth With Implantable Tissue Scaffold
A new implantable tissue scaffold coated has been created, with bone growth ... but also facilitates laying down some vascular tissue, which provides a route for ... «Science 2.0, Ago 14»
Iron Preserves Ancient Dinosaur Soft Tissue in Fossils
A 2005 claim that scientists had found a 68-million-year-old soft-tissue ... original vascular tissues within the bones of these animals, which would be a very ... «Nature World News, Nov 13»
Pancakes with a side of math: A physiological model for sap …
Experimental evidence supports this physical model, and the current understanding is that gas trapped in vascular tissue is compressed by growth of ice crystals ... «Phys.Org, Mar 13»
The real culprit behind hardened arteries? Stem cells, says …
One of the top suspects behind killer vascular diseases is the victim of ... and who provided some of the mouse vascular tissues used by the researchers. «UC Berkeley, Jun 12»
