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Here we show that a tractable MPC population, human umbilical cord perivascular cells (HUCPVCs), was capable of multilineage differentiation in vitro and, more importantly, contributed to rapid connective tissue healing in vivo by producing bone, cartilage and fibrous stroma.

CH, RC, CKZ and NV further importantly contributed to interpretation of results.

How meningococci enter the brain has long been poorly understood, but hCMEC/D3 cells used as a model of the BBB have importantly contributed to the elucidation of this mechanism.

Things have started moving to a large extent thanks to the efforts of UNICEF, the International Red Cross Society and other organizations, which invited international consultants, helped with implementing the campaign, and most importantly, contributed in pulling together the multiple efforts of the Kyrgyz Government and international partners toward a common goal.

Second, through research training opportunities – many led by former FIC trainees – periodic journal clubs on key research topics, and annual conferences, the USHS fostered the development of an in-country networking of researchers and most importantly, contributed to the amplification of the research training through sharing of knowledge from FIC.

Although age-related exacerbation of hypertension-induced cerebrovascular ROS production (Fig. 3) and MMP activation (Fig. 4) likely importantly contributed to the increased fragility of aged cerebral arteries, further studies are evidently needed to establish a direct causal link between MMP activation and the development of CMHs in the aged brain.

If we can reduce the high number of people who reoffend and return to prison, we can lessen some of the strain on our justice systems and, more importantly, contribute to reducing crime.

Genetic factors importantly contribute to migraine.

The availability of a nation-based registry will importantly contribute to our knowledge of rare headaches and their management in the setting of Headache Centres.

Last identified olive allergen (Ole e 13) is a TLP, which may also importantly contribute to food allergy and cross-allergenicity to pollen allergen proteins.

"If this is removed from landfill it benefits the environment, reduces the financial burden on the public purse and importantly contributes to our recycling performance".