Statistical analysis was carried out on key indicators playing a role in adherence amongst the adherent and non-adherent population.
More recently, the role of adherent EMT in pathogenesis of fibrosis and metastasis of certain carcinogenic tumors has been described [1-13].
A model was proposed to explain the electrochemical behaviour of the biofilm, which appeared to be controlled by the pioneering adherent cells playing the role of "electrochemical gate" between the biofilm and the electrode surface.
Interestingly, for all primary patient cell lines, PCSC1, PCSC2, and PCSC3, a top canonical pathway conserved in prostatospheres compared to the adherent population is the role of BRCA1 in DNA damage response, similar to what was seen in our pancreatic invasive and TIC cells (Fig. 4b, c).
These two ranked higher than "Romney" for the eventual Republican presidential candidate as well as "GOP," suggesting that conservatism's most devout adherents had an outsized role in Twitter's political trends.
The use of adhesive joints is widespread in lightweight composite structures, whereby interfaces between adherents play a crucial role in terms of the fracture resistance of the component.
As reform advocates and leading Democrats make an increasingly fervent push for new gun laws, they confront the segment of gun owners that Ackerman is playing to in Roseburg, a segment whose adherents increasingly reject any role for government in reducing the litany of attacks like the Umpqua shootings.
E-cadherin, which is crucial for the formation of stable adherent junctions, plays a vital role in epitheliogenesis during embryonic development and in maintaining the state of mature epithelial differentiation [ 50, 51].
β-Catenin plays a dual role in cell cell adherent junctions (AJs) and signal transduction that promotes cell proliferation (Conacci-Sorrell et al, 2002).
The N.D.P. had since been disbanded, but former adherents continued to play a role in the political scene.
