Sentence examples for extracellular communication from inspiring English sources
Such changes in gene-expression patterns of these pathways, involved in signal transduction and extracellular communication, may provide clues about cancer progression.
There may be extracellular communication between the ductal tissues of the breast and those of the salivary glands, since the histophysiology is very similar between these two distant tissues [46].
Here we describe an integration between a secreted BMP antagonist, Wise (also known as USAG-1, Sosdc1 and Ectodin), and a negative Wnt co-receptor, Lrp4, that provides a novel method of extracellular communication between mesenchymal and epithelial cells based on the integration of Wnt and Bmp pathways.
It lacked however fundamental functions, including transcription, processes for extracellular communication, and enzymes for deoxyribonucleotide synthesis.
We propose a mechanism of noise propagation through extracellular communication and establish conditions under which the mechanism is operative.
For example, increases in collagen IV might thicken the basal lamina of myocytes impeding extracellular communication between myocytes and fibroblasts and/or myocytes and surrounding vasculature.
Exosomes are nanovesicles actively secreted by potentially all cell types, including tumour cells, with the primary role of extracellular systemic communication mediators, both at autocrine and paracrine levels, at short and long distances.
In this chapter, we describe the design, building, and testing of a riboswitch-based Boolean logic AND gate in bacteria, where an output requires the activation of two riboswitches, and the biological circuitry required to amplify the output of the AND gate using natural extracellular bacterial communication signals to "wire" cells together.
The Extracellular RNA Communication program will receive $130 million over 5 years.
These proteomic data indicate how these protein systems together coordinate secretory vesicle functions for neuropeptide production and release to mediate extracellular cell cell communication.
These changes may result in new surface antigens and glycolipids in addition to altered cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix communication followed by decreased adhesiveness and invasiveness through normal tissue barriers.
