Sentence examples for circulation adherence from inspiring English sources
In addition to the requirement of invasive property, metastatic cells should have the following properties: survival in circulation, adherence to target organ, extravasation, and initiation of growth at the metastatic site.
This is due to the increment of the total circulation volume and adherence to plastic tubing and membranes.
PfEMP1 can remove infected erythrocytes from blood circulation by cellular adherence to microvascular endothelial cells and avoid spleen-dependent killing [ 60].
In addition, all the steps of the metastatic cascade are recapitulated: invasion and intravasation into the chick vasculature, travel in the circulation, and finally adherence and extravasation to form metastatic foci throughout the chick.
In our research we showed that EPCs could be isolated from peripheral circulation and the bone marrow based on their adherence and requirement for specific growth conditions as ECs without any further enrichment steps.
First, the ultra short duration of the modality enabled immediate repopulation of the endothelium by either endothelial cells from adjacent non treated areas, or by adherence of progenitor endothelial cells from the circulation.
A very interesting study was presented by Croner and colleagues [ 10], who tried to elucidate the time course and reciprocal influences of microperfusion, platelet adherence, and leukocyte endothelial interactions in the hepatic micro-circulation during sepsis in rats.
8, 41 One important study found that improved concentration acted as a motivator and predicted adherence with exercise programs, and this could be due to increased circulation in the brain.
IV bisphosphonates are also reasonable if one has any reason to believe that oral bisphosphonates are not being adequately absorbed into the circulation (eg, persistent elevation of urine n-telopeptides in a patient with good adherence on an oral bisphosphonate).
Probably, the gain-of-positive-charge mutations in the envelope protein facilitates viral adherence to GAGs present in blood cells and subsequent reticuloendothelial system-mediated virus elimination from the circulation.
