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tissue
tissue Material of a living body consisting of a group of similar and often interconnected cells, usually supporting a similar function. Tissues vary greatly in structure and complexity. In animals, they may be loosely classified according to function into epithelial, connective, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and glandular tissues.
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Tissue could provide lessons for other producers
Magazine article from: PPI; 3/1/1999; ; 700+ words
; In the tissue sector, the battle for market share takes place every day...now, this month's issue has been very much focused on the tissue sector to coincide with PPI's Tissue World show in Nice, France. Even though we have concentrated...
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Tissue Proteomic Alliance Announced by Expression Pathology and ORIDIS Biomed.
PR Newswire; 5/4/2007; 700+ words
; ...Discovery and Validation In Tissue GAITHERSBURG, Maryland, and...strategic alliance to offer tissue microproteomic capabilities...expertise for the interpretation of tissue-based disease data. The...collections of diseased human tissues and associated medical data...
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Tissue engineering: replacing damaged organs with new tissues.
Magazine article from: Science News; 7/8/1995; ; 700+ words
; ...cases, in growing simple tissues outside the body and then...animals. For a few such tissue replacements, clinical...there for transplantable tissues and organs," says Gail...scientist for Advanced Tissue Sciences in La Jolla...
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Tissue producers sniff out the growth areas
Magazine article from: PPI; 3/1/2000; ; 700+ words
; Growing consumption in tissue markets is leading producers to expand...the paper industry without another new tissue machine project popping up in the headlines...Papermakers are opting to install new tissue machines following strong growth in...
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Tissue microarray: An effective high-throughput method to study the placenta for clinical and research purposes
Magazine article from: Journal of Maternal - Fetal & Neonatal Medicine; 8/1/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...hybridization of placental tissues. Study design. TMAs...constructed using an automated tissue arrayer. Standard 0...Keywords: Placenta, tissue microarray, immunohistochemistry...hybridization Introduction Tissue microarray (TMA) is a method of displaying tissues from multiple blocks...
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Tissue Banks International First in U.S. to License Advanced Sterilization Technology to Improve the Quality and Safety of Tissue Transplantations.
Business Wire; 8/16/2002; 700+ words
; ...for Processing Donated Tissues Used in Thousands of Medical Procedures Each Year Tissue Banks International...profit provider of tissues for orthopedic, spinal...TBI also recovers such tissues as bone, ligaments and tendons (musculoskeletal tissue) that restore mobility...
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Tissue microarrays coming of age
Magazine article from: The Scientist; 9/8/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...specialize in frozen-tissue arrays; the lack...want to use frozen tissues that haven't suffered...beautifully" in tissues fixed with formalin. "That's why tissue microarrays have...used 300 archived tissue specimens, which...preserving the archived tissues for future studies...
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Tissue industry adjusts to new markets, embraces new technology: the tissue industry has ridden the ups and downs of recent global economics to emerge as a consolidated segment of the paper industry that should enjoy growth in coming years.(Tissue)
Magazine article from: Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper; 10/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...been working toward recovery. The tissue market is no exception. While consumer demand that drives the at-home tissue market remained fairly stable, the...that side of the business. While the tissue industry maintained some growth and...
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Tissue tug-of-war: a comparison of international and U.S. perspectives on the regulation of human tissue banks.
Magazine article from: Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law; 3/1/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...surgically removed cancer tissue or a routine blood...unaware that their tissues were not thrown out...courts addressing tissue bank issues and aid...PROPERTY RIGHTS TO HUMAN TISSUES AND PATIENTS' INFORMED...samples of human tissue, often extracting...unaware that their tissues were ...
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TISSUE OPERATIONS State mills may not be sold Kimberly-Clark plants' fate had been in doubt pending merger OK
Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 6/5/1996; ; 562 words
; ...mill, Irving Tissue bought the license...name for facial tissues in the United...competitor." Irving Tissue, a privately...sells branded tissues in Canada and private-label tissues in the United...reviewing the Irving Tissue deal, said department...
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Tissues
Book article from: Plant Sciences
...tissue systems. A tissue system is composed of tissues with a common position...meristems. The ground tissue system consists of tissues that are produced...of the following tissues: parenchyma, collenchyma...sclerenchyma. The vascular tissue system is composed...
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Connective Tissue
Encyclopedia entry from: The Gale Encyclopedia of Science
...into the connective tissues where they are found. Types of connective tissue Two main types of fibrous...as areolar connective tissue) is widely distributed...other fibrous connective tissues are adipose and reticular tissue. Adipose tissue is...
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Tissue
Encyclopedia entry from: The Gale Encyclopedia of Science
...The study of tissues is called histology...the structure of tissue is done by staining...themselves. Epithelial tissue forms sheets that cover or line other tissues. The skin and...examples of epithelial tissue. Various reproductive tissues form the ovaries...
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Vascular Tissues
Book article from: Plant Sciences
...is the vascular tissue system; plants with vascular tissues are referred to...form a continuous tissue system throughout...body, the two tissues have different...Xylem and phloem tissues that differentiate from procambial tissue are called primary...
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Fetal Tissue Research
Encyclopedia entry from: West's Encyclopedia of American Law
FETAL TISSUE RESEARCH Scientific experimentation performed upon or using tissue taken from human fetuses. Although fetal tissue research has led to medical advances, including the development of the polio and rubella vaccines in the 1950s, it...
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