The phrase "accelerated regeneration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or technology, where it describes a process that speeds up the recovery or renewal of cells, tissues, or systems.
Example: "The new treatment showed promising results in promoting accelerated regeneration of damaged tissues in patients."
Alternatives: "enhanced recovery" or "speedy renewal".
Electrophysiological analysis showed that only NCSC-engrafted nerve conduits resulted in an accelerated regeneration of sciatic nerves at 1 month.
Considering that RNF13 did not directly affect satellite cell function, we hypothesized that aberrant inflammatory responses contributed to the accelerated regeneration of RNF13-/ muscles.
The focus of our studies is on systems of accelerated regeneration of soil fertility, or improved fallow systems, as an alternative to the natural regeneration by the native flora.
This disposition was considered the most appropriate for an accelerated regeneration [ 10].
These data reveal a paradoxical accelerated regeneration in Ku80 null muscle and a decline in regenerative capacity in heterozygous muscle.
Together, these results suggest that the administration of exendin-4 accelerated regeneration of the injured nerve and final functional recovery.
In addition, perfusion culture was performed to accelerate regeneration by engineered microvessels[47, 48] and to investigate restoration of endothelium[49, 50].
Bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2) releasing scaffolds are routinely used in bone tissue engineering to accelerate regeneration.
In addition, the local expression of insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) rapidly modulates specific inflammatory factors, thereby accelerating regeneration by influencing cytokine secretion after injury (Pelosi et al., 2007).
Controlled migration of mammalian cells could have important potential clinical applications, e.g., in cancer therapy to curtail the metastatic behaviour of invasive cancer [10], accelerating regeneration after peripheral nerve injuries, etc.
For example, plant species pointed out as hubs in seed dispersal networks can be good candidates for reforestation programs, as they are likely to attract more disperser species and accelerate regeneration.
