Many biological activities of ECM in TM are mediated via integrin-ECM interactions [ 51].
The normal collagen film simulates the extracellular matrix (ECM) in the blood vessels of a normal zebrafish, and the collagenase-treated collagen film mimics the ECM in blood vessels of an abnormal zebrafish.
In 1969 he founded Edition of Contemporary Music, aka ECM, in Munich.
This set represents Turner's leadership debut on ECM, in a quartet without a chordal instrument, reflecting an Ornette Coleman-like preference for polyphonic interplay.
(Mr. Fellner has yet to follow up that success, though he is scheduled to record Bach's Two- and Three-Part Inventions for ECM in July).
That sensibility belongs to Manfred Eicher, who founded ECM in 1969 and has run it since.
Recorded in 1968 under the aegis of the composer Michael Mantler, reissued by ECM in 1994, this album features something of an all-star team of modern jazz.
The Responsoria — which were splendidly recorded by the Hilliard Ensemble, for ECM, in 1990 — unfold in a more open-ended way, joining together into a vast structure that looks ahead to Bach.
We compare DFN and ECM in terms of upscaled observed transport properties through generic fracture networks.
Furthermore, these results underscore the importance of the ECM in terms of throughout tumor tissue.
a Organization of the chondrocytes in their ECM in superficial, middle, and deep zones.
