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I am not 100% sure on this, but I would assume you could, but it would hurt because there are nerves within the breast tissue, causing it to hurt when you inject the insulin. But it is a fatty tissue, so it SHOULD be possible. If someone has a better answer, please answer, because I would like to know for sure.
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Genetically engineered insulin advantages and disadvantages?
Zade Lunat *the advantage is that it is the only viable source of clinical quantities of human insulin. Before it's FDA approval for Genetech patients would inject animal insulin purified from animal tissue. Disadvantages? From the frame of mind that is the ONLY source of externally provided human insulin it is hard to attribute disadvantages.
What does 300 grams of breast tissue look like?
What does 300 grams of breast tissue look like
What is breast nodule in the breast?
Breast nodules are lumps in breast tissue. They may sometimes be felt in one or both of the breast. Both men and women at any age may have breast nodules and it is important to know the difference between a healthy and unhealthy breast tissue.
Is mastitis an inflammation of the breast?
Yes. Mastitis is the inflammation of breast tissue.
What tissue uses glucose from blood to burn fat?
Insulin
What weighs more a natural breast or a Silicone breast?
Natural breast tissue is not as heavy as silicone.
Why change location of insulin injections?
Repeated injection into the same site would be somewhat painful, increase the risk of infection at the site, but most significantly, would eventually cause a build-up of scar tissue at that site which could decrease the ability to inject there and the reduced blood flow due to scar tisssue would prevent the insulin being effectively absorbed.
What is a calyx in a breast tissue specimen?
In breast tissue specimens, a calyx is a grouping of ducts and lobules surrounded by fibrous tissue. It is a structural unit that is commonly seen in histological examination of breast tissue to assess its health and changes. Calyces are important for understanding breast anatomy and pathology.
What causes breast tissue to expand without limits?
Breast tissue is mostly made up of fat cells. Breast size is partly genetic, partly hormonal and partly diet.
Is fibroadipose tissue in breast related to cancer?
It can be ...it is fatty tissue...benign or malignant.
What hormone increases glucose uptake into muscle and adipose tissue?
Insulin
What are bras used for?
To support breast tissue.
