1, It danced about briefly on my retinas, then disappeared.

2, The alabaster face of Rogal Dorn branded his retinas: a crag of a face, with lush tough lips.

3, Then let Vibes soothe your frazzled retinas in glorious monochrome!

4, Without it the retinas of their eyes would rapidly deteriorate.

5, The scientists, who examined retinas of 17 different species of shark, discovered that the creatures had only one type of colour-sensitive cell, known as a cone cell, in their eyes.

6, ''We have special receptors on our retinas, called photoreceptive ganglion cells.

7, In the future, our retinas will be the password and our phones will be the authorising keys.

8, The result showed the histiocyte of retinas had lower change in examination group than comparison group, and the content of MDA smaller.

9, Methods The retinas from the mice of 1 to 20 days of age were examined by light microscopy, and from 1 to 3 days, by autoradiography .

10, If sharks' retinas cannot distinguish between different colours of light, as this research suggests, they may be totally colour-blind.

11, In a new study, scientists looked at the retinas of 17 shark species caught off the coasts of eastern and western Australia, including tiger sharks and bull sharks.

12, I was partially sighted and doctors talked about scarred retinas.

13, Companies such as Fuji and Mitsubishi are making progress in work on artificial retinas.

14, Of course the images are upside down on our retinas - that's how lenses work.

15, If ghost create an image that falls on our retinas the must emit light.

16, The monkeys' new color awareness emerged as soon as the photopigments were expressed in their retinas.

17, Most mammals hae just two kinds of photopigment in their retinas : one is encoded in the X chromosome and the other in an autosomal (non-sex) chromosome.

18, Results After 12 hour light exposure,[http:///retinas.html] slight vesiculation was observed in the rod outer segment of the retinas.

19, The duo began by injecting nerve cells in the retinas of their mice with a genetically engineered virus.

20, This could be useful in enabling communication between neural prosthetic devices such as artificial retinas and the brain.

21, Objective To isolate the neural stem cell-like cells from infant human retinas.

22, Sasai and his collaborators are now racing to implant lab-grown retinas into mice, monkeys and humans.

23, The degenerative changes of the optic tract were mainly located in the optic nerves and retinas.

24, A little Nogo expressed in the Muller's cells of normal rat retinas.

25, Box jellyfish have remarkably sophisticated eyes with lenses and retinas.

26, They have even helped restore sight to mice blinded by degenerating retinas.

27, Most mammals have just two kinds of photopigment in their retinas: one is encoded in the X chromosome and the other in an autosomal (non-sex) chromosome.

28, The Mass. lab's discovery that cephalopods' skin contained the same opsin as their retinas provided a key clue.

29, Objective To explore the relationship between the activity change of tissue type plasminogen activator(TPA) of retinas and retinal edema in retinal ischemia and reperfusion rats.

30, People dozing in orbit see streaks and bursts of bright colour caused by high-energy cosmic rays painlessly slamming into their retinas.

31, During the fraction of a second that a saccade takes, images sweep over our retinas at high speed.

32, Twenty weeks later up to one third of the M-type cones in the animals' retinas had begun to express the L-type photopigment.

33, The problem arises in the nerve cells that line the back of their eyes, their retinas.