Sentence examples for abundant cell adhesion from inspiring English sources
Human hair proteins (KER) are biocompatible, biodegradable, and possess abundant cell adhesion sites.
The abundant cell adhesion on Tol-OPN-ST, in contrast to the other surfaces, is most likely mediated by α9β1 integrin as described for endothelial cells [ 11- 14].
It is particularly noteworthy that the apparent threshold for formation of abundant cell adhesion plaques (1.6 × 1010 molecules/mm) is higher than that for BMP receptor activation and signal transduction (2.7 × 1010 molecules/mm).
While some differences clearly exist, the most abundant protein classes (cell adhesion, defense/immunity, enzyme modulator, extracellular matrix, hydrolase, protease, receptor, signaling, transfer/carrier and transporter) were resolved in both tissues and cell lines.
The transcriptome of CAFs, as well as junD-deficient fibroblasts, shows abundant expression of collagens, cytoskeleton components, cell adhesion molecules and MMPs.
The results indicated that HLC/nHA porous scaffolds were capable of encouraging cell adhesion, homogeneous distribution and abundant GAG synthesis, and maintaining natural chondrocyte morphology compared to RAB scaffolds.
Other abundant categories were those of cytoskeleton and cell adhesion; electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation; metabolism; protein and proteolysis degradation; translation and protein biosynthesis; and transport.
Osteopontin (OPN) is an abundant bone extracellular matrix protein with roles in mineralization, cell adhesion and cell migration, and it has putative consensus sequence sites for cleavage by PC5/6, which may modify its function in bone.
Higher initial cell adhesion requires adhesion proteins that are abundant in the serum.
The transcript for the basal cell adhesion molecule (BCAM) is also very abundant in glomeruli and enriched approximately 58 fold.
Human vitronectin is a relatively small (75 kDa) glycoprotein that can be secreted as either a single chain or a dimer, is abundant in blood and throughout the ECM and promotes cell adhesion and migration [reviewed by [ 71].
