-
often contained a
branch of the
Tudor rose, with
shamrock and
thistle engrafted on the same stem. The arms were
frequently shown with James's personal...
- destro**** (myeloablation).
Prior to the
administration of new
cells (
engraftment),
patients may go for
several w****s
without appreciable numbers of white...
-
engraftment rates of 40-60%.
Subrenal capsular PDX
maintains the
original tumor stroma as well as the
equivalent host
stroma and has an
engraftment rate...
- immunity. The
compound immunodeficiencies in NSG
branded mice
permit the
engraftment of a wide
range of
primary human cells, and
enable sophisticated modeling...
- By homing,
transplanted hematopoietic cells are able to
travel to and
engraft (establish residence) in the bone marrow.
Various chemokines and receptors...
-
response against the recipient's
lymphoid tissue.
These donor lymphocytes engraft,
recognize recipient cells as
foreign and
mount an
immune response against...
- weddings,
which the
church calls the way "fallen men and
women can be
engrafted into the true
lineage of God."' At RFK, Moon
Presides Over M**** Wedding...
- is
intended in the last line: "I
engraft you new".
Sonnet 16
continues the
thought and
makes clear that
engrafting refers to
recreating the
young man...
- pre-metastatic
niches at
distant sites,
where incoming metastatic cells may
engraft and colonise. Specifically,
exosome vesicles secreted by
tumours have been...
-
suffered from "a true psychoneurosis,
primarily of the
hysterical type,
engrafted on a
basic paranoid and
schizoid personality, with amnesia,
partly genuine...
