Sentence examples for efficient outgrowth from inspiring English sources

In contrast, on the 2D substrate only unstable filopodia are observed at the growth cone, leading to frequent neurite collapse events and less efficient outgrowth.

These results showed that the initial PBMC number per culture had to be kept low to facilitate rapid and efficient outgrowth of B cell cultures.

Therefore, efficient bud outgrowth is an extremely important step for the initial development of sugarcane.

T47D/NHERF-786 cellshoweded a more efficient colony outgrowth in soft agar than did either parental T47D (P = 0.0043) or T47D/Babe (P = 0.020) cells, indicating that NHERF1 exhibits growth suppression activity in breast cancer cells.

In other models, CpG has been shown efficient in preventing tumor outgrowth in a prophylactic setting and also eradicated established tumors in mice [11], [12].

During development the brain is more highly enriched than most other tissues in LC-PUFAs that are essential for efficient neurogenesis, myelination, neurite outgrowth, dendritic arborisation and neurotransmission [2] [7].

Class I HDACi are a strikingly efficient inducer of virus outgrowth from resting CD4+ T cells of aviremic patients, whereas HIV is rarely recovered from patient's cells exposed to class II HDACi (Archin et al. 2009b).

These studies show that the adult CNS may provide some efficient information to direct cell engraftment and process outgrowth.

In line with the well-established role of GAP-43 in synaptic plasticity [49], these findings indicate that the activity of neuronal growth-associated genes is not limited to strengthen the intrinsic molecular machinery that sustains neuritic elongation, but is also efficient in making the surrounding milieu permissive for process outgrowth and structural remodeling.

The design of efficient nerve conduits able to sustain the axonal outgrowth and its guidance towards appropriate targets is of paramount importance in nerve tissue engineering.

Future work will test the model's predictions for connectivity in larger cortices to gain insight into how the regulation of axonal outgrowth may have evolved to achieve efficient and economical connectivity in larger brains.