Sentence examples for foster cell proliferation from inspiring English sources

For many applications, an in situ forming scaffold that could completely fill defects with complex geometries, adhere to adjacent tissues and foster cell proliferation would be ideal.

The research team led by Laurencin synthesized similar porous scaffolds containing PLGA and HA, which combine the degradability of PLGA with the bioactivity of HA, fostering cell proliferation and differentiation as well as mineral formation (Attawia et al. [1995]; Devin et al. [1996]; Laurencin et al. [1996a]).

However, recent studies indicate that the mainly clinically used glucocorticoid analogue dexamethasone even fosters cell proliferation in some glioma cells.

The connection between miR-21 and miR-182 is particularly intriguing, in the light of the role of miR-182 in cytoskeleton reorganization, a process which favors the epithelial to mesenchymal transition and fosters cell proliferation and invasion.

We observed that the self-assembling peptide scaffold alone foster cell survival and promotes cell proliferation where the composite scaffold not.

For example, by hydrolyzing phosphotidylcholine at C2 of the glycerol backbone, Lp-PLA2 produces lysophosphatidylcholine, which fosters oxidative stress, affects vascular smooth muscle cell proliferation, and increases tissue accumulation of macrophages.

We further report that DED expression is sufficient to impair tumor growth and cell proliferation, promoting mitotic defects that foster cell death or cell cycle arrest and terminal differentiation.

PtdOH generated in transformed cells also regulates cell proliferation and survival pathways via mTOR and Raf (Foster and Xu, 2003; Foster, 2007a, 2007b; Ramirez de Molina et al, 2008; Foster, 2009).

However, other studies have suggested that MSCs are immunogenic and promote the immune response, as infusions of allogeneic MSCs were found to foster the rejection of skin allografts and exacerbate T cell proliferation towards the infused MSCs themselves, leading to the generation of functional memory T cells [ 26– 29].

The potential exists for stimulation of PLD activity to directly contribute to cell proliferation, which further compounds the formation of a fully malignant phenotype (Foster and Xu, 2003).

The Met tyrosine kinase receptor for hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) fosters invasive growth, a complex physiological program that implies the concerted activation of cell proliferation, survival, invasion and angiogenesis [ 1- 4].