Sentence examples for facilitate the cell from inspiring English sources
In contrast, GFP-contained nanoparticles facilitate the cell endocytosis.
The in vitro study shows the porous scaffolds facilitate the cell adsorption, growth, and proliferation.
To facilitate the cell proliferation forming the bone bridge, which stabilizes the two bone segments.
We tested the improved MMCT protocol on four recipient cell lines, including human mesenchymal stem cells and mouse embryonic stem cells that could facilitate the cell engineering by HACs.
The results confirmed that the studied process is able to form a macroporous material with a controlled internal architecture, and this synthesized calcite is non-cytotoxic and facilitate the cell proliferation.
Thus, this study supports 4αPDD-activated channel TRPV4 as a purported mechanosensor and osmosensor that can facilitate the cell and tissue level responses to improve the mechanical properties of engineered cartilage.
Valve-based printing, which enables fine control over cell deposition and improved preservation of cell viability, has been used to print human embryonic stem cells in preprogrammed patterns that facilitate the cells' aggregation into spheroid structures.
The 3D HUVEC/cbMSC aggregates can therefore facilitate the cell-based therapeutic strategies for modulating postnatal neovascularization.
In addition, a group of chemical chaperones including thapsigargin, glycerol and sodium 4-phenylbutyrate, have been applied to facilitate the cell-surface trafficking of BMPR, suggesting therapeutic potential of these chemicals in endothelial BMPR2 rescue (Sobolewski et al., 2008).
In general, water-soluble polycations were directly used to condense negatively charged DNA or RNA to from nanosized polyelectrolyte complexes (polyplexes), which can associate with the negatively charged surface of the cells and facilitate the cells uptake of polycation/DNA (or RNA) complexes.
ESX-5 is conserved in other pathogenic mycobacteria and reported to facilitate the cell-to-cell spread of M. marinum in infected macrophages, a function shared by ESX-1 [ 42].
