Sentence examples for inflammatory growth from inspiring English sources

We provide evidence that colonic epithelium of TLR2−/− mice have altered immune responses and dysregulated proliferation under steady-state conditions and during colitis, which lead to inflammatory growth signals and predisposition to accelerated neoplastic growth.

We refer to this cocktail as IGL cocktail (denoting inflammatory, growth factor and lipid mediator).

The regulatory effects of the major inflammatory growth factors and cytokines are shown in Figure  1B.

Our study suggested that the ethanol-treated barrier zone increases expression of inflammatory growth factors, such as VEGF and EGF, thus promoting corneal epithelial healing.

Another inflammatory growth factor RNA increased in mice at 4 weeks was that encoding RANKL, a potent activator of NF-κB [ 98].

ADAMs are transmembrane proteins with shedding activity acting on a variety of substrates localized in the plasma membrane to generate inflammatory, growth, migration and metabolic signals.

Our gene expression profiling data indicate cell proliferation, growth and differentiation as well as genes that control inflammatory, growth-promoting fibrotic genes are differentially affected by arginine butyrate treatment.

Our findings suggest that CAFs may have reactivated the same pro-angiogenic, inflammatory, growth-promoting program that is present during lactation.

The SASP, through the inflammatory, growth-promoting, and remodeling factors that it produces, can potentially explain how senescent cells alter tissue microenvironments, attract immune cells, and unexpectedly induce malignant phenotypes in nearby cells [ 103].

The infant can benefit from immunological resistance to infections and immunological hypersensitivity such as asthma can be inhibited through the antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, growth factors, and nutrient transporters in the mother's saliva.

FGF1 and FGF2 are also pro-inflammatory growth factors [8] that play a role in pathological angiogenesis in chronic inflammatory diseases.