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1 n (the time points at which cells migrate to necrotic tissues).
2 l diameter, and distance from vasculature to necrotic tissue.
3 ans of selectively responding to bacteria or necrotic tissue.
4 was the sole microbial isolate from debrided necrotic tissue.
5 localized to the microvessels bordering pan necrotic tissue.
6 agnosis of the PET-positive mass showed only necrotic tissue.
7 expressed ICAM-1 mRNA and extended into the necrotic tissue.
8 gical processes that occur within regions of necrotic tissue.
12 han healing infarcts, owing to resorption of necrotic tissue and maturation of scar, but infarct size
13 sequent time points revealed liquefaction of necrotic tissue and replacement with granulation tissue.
14 1 is released from activated immune cells or necrotic tissues and acts as a damage-associated molecul
15 IAIP and HMW-HA colocalized with histones in necrotic tissues and areas that displayed neutrophil ext
17 ning myocytes are unable to reconstitute the necrotic tissue, and the post-infarcted heart deteriorat
18 we found that most bacteria were located in necrotic tissue as large colonies far (750 micro m) from
19 ere was one major complication: Intraluminal necrotic tissue attached to the bladder, which was remov
21 g the necrotic lesions, not only by removing necrotic tissues, but also by inducing cell death-resist
24 may be caused by the combined effect of the necrotic tissue (cecal ligation, [CL]) and other microbi
25 ers of dystrophic pathology (area of damaged necrotic tissue, central nuclei) were reduced in benfoti
27 ic cells specialize in cross-presentation of necrotic tissue-derived epitopes to directly activate cy
29 sminogen deficiency impedes the clearance of necrotic tissue from a diseased hepatic microenvironment
30 is 100%, but reduced to 80% if targeting of necrotic tissue from previous transurethral resections o
31 e of this study was to assess the ability of necrotic tissue, in the presence or absence of low-dose
33 model of macrophage loss following uptake of necrotic tissue is proposed to explain macrophage deplet
37 verdose induces massive hepatocyte necrosis, necrotic tissue releases high mobility group B1 (HMGB1)
40 ction of non-enhancing fluid collections and necrotic tissues, rim-enhancing abscesses, heterogeneous
41 y a sustained calcium flux upon contact with necrotic tissue that requires sensing of the damage sign
43 w muscle synthesis, the human heart replaces necrotic tissue with deposition of a noncontractile scar
46 leading to the accumulation of apoptotic and necrotic tissue within the plaque, which results in enla