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tissue, organs, as well as skeletal muscle. And about 50% of our lean mass is muscle.

tissues in animals, in human tissue that we grow in the lab. And the first human trials to test this

Tissue inflammation is involved in all sorts of chronic diseases-- arthritis for sure, but also cardiovascular disease

tissue that has been destroyed or damaged in a severe brain injury.

tissue, but if it if you don't build the strength back up in the integrity of that structure back up to what it was

tissue and they got it and so far anyway that patient has not relapsed so we're

tissue. It becomes stuck. I like the bacon 'cause it's a nice reference for your muscles running through the grilled cheese sandwich that is your butt.

tissue is there. And now you're starting to de-laminate. You're restoring that slideability.

tissue forms around the microchip to secure it in position. The microchip has biocompatible

tissue of the left community and the media is very important there and uh

tissue another headline was Skico says Kleenex nothing to sneeze at people were furious this was seen as as flagrant

tissue sample from a human so I was thinking so

tissue simple removed from a human even though the the cells and the sample are still alive they're not really a

tissue in the body.

tissue but perhaps just taking medicine something that we already know a lot about and now asking those medicines to change the context to change the signals

tissues and an entire organism but the critical thing about this activity is

tissues that have to be studied so we know what the cerin are doing in each and every tissue so that we know what the effects of a drug are going to be

tissue by tissue uh and that's going to take a long time so we're deeply involved in that the third thing is Will these cerin

tissues and an entire organism but the critical thing about this activity is

tissues uh are ready for exercise as opposed to just going out at cold so when you when you walk through Central Park right or anywhere else where

tissue in any dose you put any dose of alcohol into a cell culture of those cells and they start leaking enzymes and that's a sign of uh those cells being

tissues and organs we may see people much stronger healthier and vigors in

tissue but perhaps just taking medicine something that we already know a lot about and now asking those medicines to change the context to change the signals

tissue which are sensitive to various owners now they're two ways odors can

tissues so this is important because one of the reasons we study Al faction aside from the fact that we think it's a very cool sense and a very cool ability is

tissue that we're leaving behind but we're looking at a special subset of population of cells that we can potentially affect that we can

tissue that started to join my mind together with all the different aspects of my life

tissues sort of the the next generation of the epigenomics roadmap which we're now called epimap

tissues responding to the effect of exercise what are the communication networks between different cells

tissue from scratch so you know someday maybe we can build the liver you know or

The tissue was full of mineral grit, and under the microscope the cause was unmistakable, asbestos fibers lodged into the lung tissue.

connective tissue that defines the progressive lane right now, like what do you think is the issue that that's at

The tissue is kept alive in artificial cerebral spinal fluid, warmed, oxygenated.

Michael Tisserand is a New Orleans-based author, whose most recent book that we're going to talk about today is called "Krazy." It's the George Hammerman--

cancer tissue and so on, is collected in a very willy nilly manner.

adapost tissue Brown adapost tissue functions a lot like muscle in that it burns white adapost tissue or W white

adapost tissue or w fat Okay so by increasing your body's ratio of brown

adapost tissue you're effectively increasing your metabolic rate all right and melatonin has been found to directly

Damaged tissue, right? Damaged tissue that causes pain. So, you get an injury, chk.

scar tissue is going to tear again. And when you've got the tearing with even in tendons and ligaments when you get

fat tissue that you don't burn, you will gain 40 pounds in 20 years. Here's the calculation.

muscle tissue was smaller and they had more fat. And in effect, their drive to accumulate fat was, in order to do that they cannibalized their organs and their brain.

their tissues that's an ingestion phenomenon here's a phenomenon with

and tissues and organs are solving those problems.

final tissue, so they’re really almost locked into their fate.

cortical tissue. Whereas the alactory system has this very immediate access to the cortex.

Stefano Tissino.

bathroom tissue in 24 pack rolls with a Mercedes S500 outside.

scar tissue forming, right?