Sentence examples for faster reconstitution from inspiring English sources

The faster reconstitution capacity of CD28- cells than of naïve and memory cells after DNA-damaging chemotherapy has been previously demonstrated [ 58].

One study found unrelated CBT leads to faster B-cell reconstitution and slower CD8 T-cell reconstitution compared with unrelated BMT [185], while another that PBSCT led to faster reconstitution than BMT [186].

This is in accord with earlier observed removal of at least one H2A/H2B dimer by the chromatin transcription-enabling activity (CTEA) complex [CTEA], [ 15], [18,29] to allow Pol II passage and the fast reconstitution of nucleosomes by CTEA and the FACT histone chaperone shortly after Pol II passage [29], [50].

"Faster, faster, faster".

One such study found that B cell reconstitution is faster after CBT than BMT [176].

Another found that reconstitution was faster with matched sibling donors rather than family mismatched or unrelated donors [177], whilst others found T-cell reconstitution at 6 months was significantly delayed in patients having autologous PBSCT compared with allogeneic BMT or PBSCT [178].

The fast growth rates of Neuro-2a cells and the relatively fast tempo of immune reconstitution in mice impose early post-transplant immunomodulation in this experimental model.

Hematopoietic reconstitution was fast and no graft failure occurred.

> -wrap-foot> Thistudydy shows the efficacy of a single intracerebral injection of LV.GALC in a highly interconnected white matter region of GALC-deficient neonates in achieving fast, widespread and stable reconstitution of enzymatic activity.

Compound 1 displayed similar, faster kinetics in the microtubule reconstitution experiment, indicating that it binds and stabilizes the microtubule network, as paclitaxel does.

AFS acid-fast stain, MTB Mycobacterium tuberculosis, IRIS Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome, HBV hepatitis B virus infection, HCV hepatitis C virus infection.