TEMs represent a subset of circulating blood monocytes that are recruited from the circulation into tumors and locally support tumor growth in a paracrine manner [ 88].
Flux of adiponectin from adipose tissue or from the circulation into target tissue may play a role in the composition of circulating adiponectin.
Metastasis is a complex, multi-step process in which cells from primary tumors invade surrounding tissues, intravasate into the circulation (circulating tumor cells), arrest in the capillary beds, and extravasate from the circulation into the distant organ.
Increased blood volume is an indication that fluid is being lost from the circulation into the extracellular fluid.
Banks of high-speed elevators shuttle employees to these five levels, from where the individual office floors are accessed by a zig-zagging series of escalators, turning the circulation into a theatrical and sociable promenade.
A small catheter is used in order to facilitate the water circulation into the renal pelvis.
This analysis provides unequivocal evidence of the redistribution of plasma fluid and proteins from the peripheral circulation into the lung.
In different passive systems the energy is transferred by natural circulation into large pools which are considered as near infinite heat sink.
The technique allows the user to easily integrate existing state-of-the-art box models of sea water circulation into the MOIRA-PLUS decision system.
Stroke is a severe neurological disorder characterized by the abrupt loss of blood circulation into the brain resulting into wide ranging brain and behavior abnormalities.
It occurs immediately to induce an array of alterations in the immune response, including the infiltration of inflammatory cells from the peripheral circulation into the ischemic brain as well as the activation of resident inflammatory cells [2, 3].
