Sentence examples for cellular healing from inspiring English sources
Nicotine has been associated with vasoconstriction and an impaired cellular healing response.
If the hypothetical benefits of PRP stem from its ability to locally affect cellular healing, then a relevant amount of PRP injectant must remain in the tendon into which it was injected.
Altogether, these data lend strong support to the concept that nociception plays a role in the regulation of HSPC mobilisation for vascular repair, whereas insensitivity to pain may jeopardise cellular healing mechanisms in diabetes.
It was unexpected that expression of CTGF, a gene involved in cellular wound healing [19], was down-regulated (4.41 fold) in senior dogs consuming APB compared with those consuming PPB.
In contrast, KLK8 is involved in cellular differentiation and healing of the skin [64], similar to KLK6, which induced rapid wound healing by promoting keratinocyte proliferation and migration in a mouse model based on the shedding of E-cadherin by Klk6 [65].
So far, the molecular and cellular basis of healing and regeneration in ctenophores is mostly unknown.
Background context: The use of rigid instrumentation combined with bone graft makes intuitive sense given the requirements for vascular ingrowth, bone formation and a stable environment for the cellular events of healing to develop.
Biomimetic strategies focusing on presenting short bioadhesive oligopeptides, including the arginine glycine aspartic acid (RGD) motif present in numerous adhesive proteins, on a non-fouling support have emerged as promising approaches to improve cellular activities and healing responses.
Even on a cellular level, wound healing takes time.
During tissue development and wound healing, cellular behaviors are spatially patterned thus conferring cells at specific locations unique attributes and functions.
The preparation phase represents the first part of the regeneration process which includes wound healing, cellular migration, dedifferentiation and proliferation.
