Furthermore, estimates of diffusing capacity and capillary blood volume obtained through stereological and DLCO-based measurements differ by a factor of two or more [6], [7].
"Stories a way of diffusing political frustration".
A concern with a whole bone explant is whether such paracrine factors could diffuse out of the tissue and actually affect the function of the tumor cells in coculture.
Many kinds of growth factors rapidly diffuse away from the application site.
Tumor cells often release increased levels of growth factors, which diffuse through the extracellular environment and cause characteristic changes in vascular growth.
The structure of an open complex of Thermus aquaticus RNAP with the CarD transcription factor (which conveniently diffused into crystals of the Taq RPo) shows that its C-terminal domain contacts the upstream fork.
At least some of these factors diffuse via the synovial fluid into the superficial layer of the cartilage, where they activate the production of catabolic factors by chondrocytes thereby leading to cartilage destruction.
Therefore, SpO2 may be an independent risk factor when the results of other lung function tests, such as the 6 min walk test or diffusing capacity/transfer factor of the lung for carbon monoxide, are not available.
Another factor that should be considered is that besides the pathogenesis of these chronic diseases (FM and OA) being dependent on the combination of genetic, psychological, and environmental factors, 32 there is also the factor of hypersensitivity within the diffuse neural networks of the central nervous system involved in nociception.
Recent advances in fluorescence super resolution microscopy and protein labeling chemistry make possible the visualization and tracking of individual transcription factors as they diffuse and bind to specific targets in the nucleus of living mammalian cells (Mazza et al., 2012; Gavrilov et al., 2013; Izeddin et al., 2014; Chen et al., 2014b).
