mucosal Meaning & Definition

  • En [ mjuːˈkəʊ.səl]
  • Us [ mjuːˈkoʊ.səl]

Meaning of mucosal In English

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  • Complete resolution of mucosal changes may take up to two years in the adult and repeat biopsy should be delayed for at least six months.

  • The pathogenesis of necrotic proliferative colitis in swine is linked to whipworm induced suppression of mucosal immunity to resident bacteria.

  • The mucocutaneous and mucosal forms cause severe destructive lesions of mucous membranes of the oral, nasal and pharyngeal tract.

  • These could release a secretion into the buccal cavity to participate in the enzymatic digestion of the mucosal tissue within the buccal cavity.

  • The key parameters quantified in such studies have been villus height, crypt depth and mucosal cellular division as reflected by mitotic figures.

  • Three dimensional structure of the rat small intestinal mucosa related to mucosal dynamics.

  • The information leaflet states that it is a concentrated gel for dilution as a mouthwash and forms a protective coating over the mucosal surface.

  • The intestinal response to infection is complex and characterized by changes in mucosal architecture, cell populations, fluid secretion, and generation of an immune response.

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