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Both neutrophils and macrophages accumulated more quickly and at greater densities in the more proximal (faster regenerating) resection compared with distally amputated tissue (Fig. 1C,F).

We discovered that a greater density of these cells resides in proximal (faster regenerating) than distal (slower regenerating) resections, similar to the trend of neutrophil and macrophage densities (Fig. 1 and Fig. 6A).

Moreover, it is unlikely that neutrophils have an inhibitory effect on regeneration because neutrophils accumulated in markedly greater numbers in faster regenerating tissue throughout the regenerative process.

This tissue dependance has been suggested to result from a replicative disadvantage of cells harboring a high mutant load, thus promoting "mutation epuration" from fast regenerating tissues.

Pre-disturbance Forest structure All else being equal, mature forests (high S BA, low S N ) recover faster than regenerating ones.

He further found that the Ganga water was having unusually fast regenerating capacity by bringing down biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) owing to the presence of large amount of well-adopted microorganisms.

Thus Ras and MAPK might be involved in maintaining slow properties in this model; but since active Ras was unable to induce slow myosin in fast regenerating muscle (Murgia et al., 2000), Ras apparently does not take part in fast-to-slow transformation.

ACFC was also faster to regenerate and had a larger concentration factor than ACM and ACB.

Berlin is regenerating fast, but is also continually resonant with its troubled histories.

"Liverpool is an excellent example of a city regenerating fast, with unemployment halved and increasing inward investment," said Louise Ellman, Labour MP for Liverpool Riverside.

The benefits of loading include improved alignment of regenerating myotubes, faster and more complete regeneration, and minimisation of atrophy of surrounding myotubes.