engrafted

英 [ɪnˈgrɑːftɪd]

美

v.  灌输；使牢记；附加；嫁接；移入
engraft的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• 72 of 104 cases of transplantation were engrafted ( 69.2%).
  104例脐血移植中72例获得植入（69.2%）。
• Objective To investigate the expression of human specific proteins in liver tissue obtained from goats engrafted with human hematopoietic stem cells ( hHSC).
  目的观察在移植人造血干细胞的山羊肝脏组织中是否有人特异蛋白的表达。
• They engrafted the shoot of a cultivated apple tree on the branch of a wild one.
  他们将栽培的苹果树嫩枝嫁接在野苹果树的树干上。
• The distribution patterns of shoots, flowers and seeds in the canopy of 14 years old engrafted Ginkgo biloba and their relationships were investigated with stratification method.
  采用分层调查的方法研究了14年生银杏嫁接植株树冠上枝、花、种子的分布格局及其相互关系。
• Objective To explore the effects of engrafted neural stem cells ( NSCs) on the recovery of structure and function in the spinal cord transected rats.
  目的探讨移植神经干细胞对脊髓全横断性大鼠部分结构与功能修复的影响。
• Neutrophil and platelet were engrafted at 11th and 12th day without severe complications following the conditioning of TBI and CY.
  在TBI+CY预处理后，中性粒细胞、血小板分别在第11、12天植入，无严重并发症。
• The results of HE staining and Immunohistochemistry indicated that there is no significant difference between engrafted cells and host hepatocytes in morphology and function.
  免疫组织化学染色表明植入的细胞与宿主肝细胞一样能表达成熟肝细胞的特异性功能标记酶DPPⅣ。
• A plant that grows wild or has escaped from cultivation, especially a wild apple tree or its fruit. They engrafted the shoot of a cultivated apple tree on the branch of a wild one.
  野生植物，野生苗野生的植物或非耕种的植物，尤指野苹果树和野苹果他们将栽培的苹果树嫩枝嫁接在野苹果树的树干上。
• A modern, individual and modern livings notion engrafted commercial environment can satisfy the shopping need of peoples physiological and mental states.
  构筑现代化、个性化、符合现代生活观念的商业环境，能够满足人们生理、心理的购物需求。
• Results The engrafted Flk1+ CD34-cells carrying Bcr/ Abl fusion gene from the bone marrow of CML patients can differentiate to the leukemia cells, it can be detected the Bcr/ Abl fusion gene positive cells from the bone marrow of receptor mice.
  结果植入的CML患者骨髓源BCR/ABL+、Flk1+CD34-细胞在受体小鼠体内分化为白血病细胞，受体小鼠骨髓细胞中存在Bcr/Abl融合基因阳性细胞。