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Cav1−/− MCs also showed a greater invasive capacity than WT cells in a 3-dimensional invasion assay on matrigel matrices (Fig 6C).

Similar changes were observed in the matrigel migration assay and the transwell chamber invasion assay: P4 and P0-3E-1 cells exhibited a significantly greater invasive potential compared with P0-3E-10 P0-3E-10 P0-3E-10tal P4/si3Es where Sema3E levels are reduced or absent (Figs. 2G, H and S2E).

Although Miami-Dade had greater invasive shrub cover and numbers of WIP species, San Juan had far greater invasive tree density, basal area and crown cover.

In conclusion, maspin may represent an useful marker to identify the potential for progression of head and neck cancer, since lower immunoreactivity is associated with larger tumors and a greater invasive potential.

The immune response of tree sparrows is less robust than that of the house sparrow and has been proposed as a factor in the greater invasive potential of the latter.

When interacting with TAMs, LoVo-P cells showed greater invasive activity than LoVo-C cells.

Tropical ash was included in the group of the greatest invasive species of islands worldwide (Smith 1985), forming dense stands from which most native species are excluded.

Among the SK-N-Be(2 C cell lines, the DoxR line demonstrated the greatest invasive ability.

The most striking effect was seen in adipocytes formed in the presence of AA, these generated the greatest invasive stimulus for PC-3 cells compared with negative lipid free control (22 408.5±607.4 vs 11 115.8±8711P=0.00005).

Methylation of HOXB2 and KRT13 are each significantly greater in invasive compared to non-invasive tumors (protected Wilcoxon rank sums test, P<0.00001 and P<0.02 respectively).

It found the protective effect of MC may be greater for invasive than in situ penile cancer [ 77].