Sentence examples for invasive movement from inspiring English sources

In contrast, TSPAN8-knockdown spheroids showed restrictive invasive movement away from the spheroid edge.

Tumor budding is an expression of 2 properties of malignancy: loss of cellular cohesion and active invasive movement.

Therefore, we here used melanoma spheroids embedded in a basement-membrane-like extract (matrigel) to mimic the invasive movement of melanoma cells through the basement membrane.

We have designed an economical non-invasive movement detector for small animal studies and used it for monitoring and quantifying itch in mice.

Our work supports the epithelial nature of invasive cell movement.

On the other hand, a lack of epithelial TGF-β signaling induces a collective tumor invasive front in the tumor areas prone to increased cell movement.

This is readily available, non-invasive and non-ionizing and gives the best information regarding vascular invasion and movement of the mass relative to other organs.

These span a broad range: the historical legacies and species traits that determine community assemblages; food-web architectures; novel ecosystems; landscape and spatial ecology and animal movements; invasive species dynamics; ecology of disturbances; ecological thresholds and ecosystem resilience; and habitat restoration and recovery.

Even though it is dispersal processes that result in the movement of invasive populations through landscapes, dispersal ecology has played a relatively minor role in invasion ecology research.

The data would be accessible to all, allowing scientists to assemble a continental-scale picture of climate change, land-use trends, and the movement of invasive species.

Herbarium specimens have also been used to track the movement of invasive species across a region, as in the cases of the ornamental Callery pear tree (Pyrus calleryana Decne).