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An Electron Microscopic Study of the Ground Substance of Connective Tissue
Nature, 1956GROUND substance has been studied by histochemical, physiological and pharmacological methods. This communication reports some electron microscopic observations made on experimentally induced changes in ground substance. A technique is described for the study of ground substance with the electron microscope.
A M, ASADI, G W, COCHRAN, T F, DOUGHERTY
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Responses of Connective Tissue Ground Substance in Wound Healing
Archives of Surgery, 1968THE GROSS physiological and morphological changes associated with the processes of wound formation and healing have been familiar phenomena during the entire period of recorded medical history. Undoubtedly prehistoric man also had good reasons to consider the subject.
E G, Goldin, N R, Joseph
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Preparing the ground for tissue regeneration: from mechanism to therapy
Nature Medicine, 2014Chronic diseases confer tissue and organ damage that reduce quality of life and are largely refractory to therapy. Although stem cells hold promise for treating degenerative diseases by 'seeding' injured tissues, the regenerative capacity of stem cells is influenced by regulatory networks orchestrated by local immune responses to tissue damage, with ...
Stuart J Forbes, Nadia Rosenthal
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Tissue Engineering of Cartilage on Ground-Based Facilities
Microgravity Science and Technology, 2015Investigations under simulated microgravity offer the opportunity for a better understanding of the influence of altered gravity on cells and the scaffold-free three-dimensional (3D) tissue formation. To investigate the short-term influence, human chondrocytes were cultivated for 2 h, 4 h, 16 h, and 24 h on a 2D Fast-Rotating Clinostat (FRC) in DMEM/F ...
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The Autonomic Ground Plexus in the Connective Tissues of the Human Nipple
1955Short descriptions of the sympathetic ground plexus have already been given in the wider study of the innervation of the human nipple (Cathcart, Gairns and Garven, 1948), in the statement accompanying a demonstration of microscopic slides at the International Anatomical Congress in Oxford (Garven and Gairns, 1950) and also in the detailed account of ...
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Methods of Preparing Stained Ground Sections of Soft and Hard Tissues
Journal of Dental Research, 1960In dental research the use of ground sections is one of the oldest methods. However, during the process of grinding, all the soft tissues are lost. During routine microtomy of histologic specimens, on the other hand, which involves decalcification, the enamel is lost, and normal relations are destroyed.
M M, WEINREB, M, TAGGER
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Staining Rubber in Ground or Milled Plant Tissues
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1944Abstract Accessory to a comprehensive study of guayule production now under way by the United States Department of Agriculture is an analysis of the rubber content of plants of various strains and ages grown under diverse environmental conditions. This analysis is currently made by chemical extraction of the rubber from finely ground tissues by
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On the Formation of the Ground Substance of Loose Connective Tissue
Journal of Cell Science, 1935ABSTRACT The formation of the ground substance of connective tissue has for long been one of the most controversial problems of histology. In spite of the diversity of the material studied, and of the methods of investigation used, there exists on this problem as yet no generally accepted view.
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The Mucopolysaccharides of the Ground Substance of Connective Tissue
Science, 1951K, MEYER, M M, RAPPORT
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The Nature of Ground Substance of Connective Tissue
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1960I, GERSH, H R, CATCHPOLE
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