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FN was first found to support growth from embryonic retinal ganglion cells by Akers and coworkers, [ 85] and has since then been shown to increase outgrowth from several types of neurons such as embryonic dorsal root ganglion neurons, sympathetic ganglions, and spinal cord neurons [ 37, 86, 87].

The substitution of collagenase for trypsin significantly reduced the amount of time required for human cells to attain initial confluence (17.3±0.7 days vs. 22.1±1.5, respectively; p<0.01) and significantly increased outgrowth yields (7.7E+05±9.9E+04 vs. 8.7E+04±1.3E+04, respectively; p<0.01).

This is beneficial, since neurons exhibit increased outgrowth on substrates with a lower stiffness.

In a rat aortic ring assay, the application of meprin α increased outgrowth, length and branching of capillaries [ 106].

Previously, we found that bath applied Wnt5a increases cortical axon outgrowth and that Wnt5a gradients evoke repulsive growth cone turning away from the Wnt5a source simultaneous with increased outgrowth rates (Li et al., 2009).

Keeping 8-week-old fish at 33 °C compared to 27 °C resulted in an increased outgrowth at 3, 5 and 7 dpa (Fig. S1B).

Assessment of spindle-shaped cells, which have traditionally been considered to be fibrocytes [ 2, 7], revealed increased outgrowth of fibrocytes in the patients with ILD.

This increased outgrowth is reduced to TTR KO levels when the proteolytic activity of TTR is inhibited (Liz et al., 2009), although the substrate responsible for increasing neurite growth has not been identified.

We hypothesize that chronic treatment with SSRIs leads to increased outgrowth of the 5-HT system, since 5-HT acts as a growth factor in the maturing brain [ 63].

Treatment with 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine induced the expression of p16 protein to a similar extent in virtually all cells derived from either unirradiated or irradiated cultures, indicating that the increased outgrowth of vHMEC in irradiated cultures was due to reversible epigenetic silencing rather than to irreversible radiation-induced mutations.

To determine whether a qualitatively similar or distinct mechanism of p16 gene inactivation was responsible for the increased outgrowth of vHMEC in irradiated cultures, we first compared the susceptibility of irradiated and unirradiated cultures to 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine-induced p16 expression.