Sentence examples for Malignant competition from inspiring English sources
He focuses on the effects of "malignant competition" that lead to profitless growth and a desperate lurch into overseas markets.
We base our simulation approach on a mathematical model describing human CML as a competition phenomenon between normal and malignant cells.
Similarly, studies using clonal analysis in Drosophila have begun to elucidate cell competition mechanisms, which could potentially confer malignant cells with a growth advantage over their neighbors.
This is an intriguing parallel, but the question of whether competition among proliferative units occurs in malignant neoplasms, and how those proliferative units might reproduce, is still open.
Indeed, the process of tumor evolution from primary to malignant forms, including metastasis to other tissues, involves competition between various cell lineages struggling to adapt to the changing conditions, both within and around the tumor.
A major challenge in understanding cancerogenesis is relating process to pattern in malignant and preneoplastic lesions to untangle the dynamics of cell cell competition.
Rose (1997) showed using malignant breast and PEC that both EPA and DHA not only blocked AA synthesis from LA by competition for Δ4 desaturase but also blocked prostaglandin and HETE synthesis from AA by direct competition for COX and LOX enzymes.
In competition studies gestodene was approximately 3 times more effective in displacing 3H-E2 from ERc and ERn in malignant breast tissue than the natural ligand.
