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In highly glycolytic, i.e. extremely aggressive tumours, mitochondrial HK II activity is increased [2] and fosters cell growth in the hypoxic conditions of neoplastic mass accrual by enhancing glycolysis, which becomes independent of oxygen availability (the Warburg effect, 3).

The activity of MMPs and the uPA fosters cell migration, angiogenesis and metastasis [ 3, 4].

The activity of MMPs and uPA fosters cell migration, angiogenesis and metastasis [ 3, 4].

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.

Taken together, our results suggest a model where high mitogenic input and enhanced ERK activity fosters cell survival by upregulating akt gene expression, for which PI3K activity is a requirement, and where, by downregulating PI3K activity and negating akt gene function, βGBP interrupts cancer cell reliance on survival signalling.

Long term cell culture in 3-dimensional ALVETEX scaffolds (Reinnervate, Sedgefield, UK) fosters cell-cell-interactions in a tissue mimicking environment and has been described previously [ 24].

Its activity in the intact organ may be activated by conditions fostering cell shrinkage, and perhaps, agents stimulating epithelial cell elongation, given its distribution within the lens.

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

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.

Successfully developed scaffolds require mechanical and structural properties that match native vessels and optimal microenvironments that foster cell integration, adhesion and growth.