<p>All tissues began at 60% of their original mass. N = 4 for each tissue. Bars indicate ± standard deviation. *p<0.05.</p
<p>Sample distributions of phytoglycogen (a) and liver glycogen (b) particles after being dissolved ...
<p>Percentage of survived core (C) and mismatch (D) tissues of control and MB-treated groups.</p
<p>The numbers in regular typeface represent the mean values and standard deviations (round brackets...
<p>Mean (± standard deviation) percent of original tissue mass during rehydration (n = 4 for each ti...
<p>Positive percentage changes correspond to loss in fluid mass compared with the initial masses, an...
<p>Cartilage and fat tissues had significantly greater changes in mass compared to tendon, skin, and...
<p>Tissues were dehydrated to 40% of their initial mass and subsequently placed in a 0.9% saline sol...
<p>Tissue hydration related to percentiles of the normal reference population stratified for the use...
The biphasic effects of liquid on tissue biomechanics are well known in cartilage and vocal folds, y...
Percent of total body mass and density (references listed) for various human organs and tissues.</p
(A) The tissues were gross observed after 4 weeks of stimuli. (B) These tissues were divided into up...
<p>Spearman correlation constants and p-values for percent change in mass after rehydration compared...
<p>The average percentages of water, fat and protein in liver, muscle and adipose tissue (*<i>P</i> ...
<p>The weight of salivary gland shows no significant difference among individual groups. Sham1: Pre-...
<p><i>Values are expressed as mean ± SEM</i>.</p><p>Percent of spared tissue.</p
<p>Sample distributions of phytoglycogen (a) and liver glycogen (b) particles after being dissolved ...
<p>Percentage of survived core (C) and mismatch (D) tissues of control and MB-treated groups.</p
<p>The numbers in regular typeface represent the mean values and standard deviations (round brackets...
<p>Mean (± standard deviation) percent of original tissue mass during rehydration (n = 4 for each ti...
<p>Positive percentage changes correspond to loss in fluid mass compared with the initial masses, an...
<p>Cartilage and fat tissues had significantly greater changes in mass compared to tendon, skin, and...
<p>Tissues were dehydrated to 40% of their initial mass and subsequently placed in a 0.9% saline sol...
<p>Tissue hydration related to percentiles of the normal reference population stratified for the use...
The biphasic effects of liquid on tissue biomechanics are well known in cartilage and vocal folds, y...
Percent of total body mass and density (references listed) for various human organs and tissues.</p
(A) The tissues were gross observed after 4 weeks of stimuli. (B) These tissues were divided into up...
<p>Spearman correlation constants and p-values for percent change in mass after rehydration compared...
<p>The average percentages of water, fat and protein in liver, muscle and adipose tissue (*<i>P</i> ...
<p>The weight of salivary gland shows no significant difference among individual groups. Sham1: Pre-...
<p><i>Values are expressed as mean ± SEM</i>.</p><p>Percent of spared tissue.</p
<p>Sample distributions of phytoglycogen (a) and liver glycogen (b) particles after being dissolved ...
<p>Percentage of survived core (C) and mismatch (D) tissues of control and MB-treated groups.</p
<p>The numbers in regular typeface represent the mean values and standard deviations (round brackets...
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