Sentence examples for continual regeneration from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, this would increase the glycolytic pathway flux for continual regeneration of NAD+, including that regenerated by the plasma membrane oxidoredutase (23), ensuring that glycolytic pathway will provide sufficient ATP to sustain essential cellular metabolic activities and cell viability (24).
This indicates the requirement for the continual regeneration of Fe III) in the leaching medium.
This was attributable to a continual regeneration of sCT from Lipeo-sCT.
By contrast, simulations with the "wound" seeding mode show a continual enhancement of tissue regeneration rates with increasing cell migration speeds.
In mammalian testes, spermatogenic stem cells are responsible for both the continual production of sperm in steady state and regeneration following injury (de Rooij and Russell, 2000; Meistrich and Van Beek, 1993; Yoshida, 2012).
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Rapid postnatal muscle growth in C57 Bl/6 animals is partially driven by the fusion of satellite cells to existing myofibers while in mdx animals there is a large scale degeneration-regeneration phase at 4 6 weeks of age followed by continual replacement of degenerated fibers throughout adult life.
In this context, tissue growth may be a critical feature for the regulation of adult neurogenesis, what could explain why teleost fish species that have indeterminate growth also have continual addition of new neurons throughout life and striking capacity for brain repair and regeneration [1].
Therefore, in processes in which suboptimal differentiation and regeneration of the tissues are obtained, a chronic inflammatory process may be established causing continual tissue damage and recruitment of stem cells and NK cells.
We conclude that continual mobile game use is strongly driven by enjoyment, which in turn is primarily driven by the system's capacity of regeneration and visually attractive and easy-to-use interface.
