Sentence examples for loose adhesion from inspiring English sources

The sternotomy, rather than thoracotomy, divided loose adhesion of peri-thymic tissue and improved mobilization of the thymus.

Although loose adhesion of the annular portion of the pancreas to the duodenum was detected, the annular pancreas was carefully separated from the duodenum, preserving the serous membrane of the duodenum.

In fact, TNF-α and IL-1 induce the expression of adhesion molecules at the surface of the endothelium that favours loose adhesion of polynuclear cells and their rolling on the endothelial surface.

Circulating T cells interact with endothelial layer through an intricate system of receptors and their ligands, generally known as "adhesion molecules". 2 L-selectin and P-selectin, oligosaccharide proteins belonging to the family of selectins, are expressed on T lymphocytes and endothelial cells, respectively, and reciprocally interact to allow loose adhesion of circulating lymphocytes.

Hence, it appears that absence of SC JAM-C results in loose adhesion of terminal paranodal loops to adjacent loops, in line with our previous findings using the complete JAM-C-KO mice (13), and that this defect causes increased nodal length that can underlie defective nerve conduction.

Light phase contrast microscopy analysis evidences that fibroblasts loose adhesion upon HEMA treatment also in the presence of S. mutans, while trypan blue dye exclusion test shows that cell viability is still high after 24 h of treatment in all the experimental conditions (Fig.  1a, b).

Specifically, as compared to WTs, in KO fibers a higher proportion of terminal loops exhibited an apparent looser adhesion to adjacent loops and the axon (5.2 and 13.0% of abnormal loops in WT and SC KO, respectively, with 210 and 455 loops analyzed from n=3 mice/group, P<0.01).

We have demonstrated that inhibiting the interaction between MM cells and endothelial and stromal cells decreased proliferation in MM cells and in parallel induced loose-adhesion to the primary tumor site to facilitate egress.

Oppositely, for the case of loose cell cell adhesion and strong cell migration, each cell tends to move in a disperse direction without cooperation; therefore, directional and cohesive movement cannot be produced.

In contrast, in the non-embryogenic cell line the much looser cell adhesion might be caused by reduced pectin content, which might be an important factor for the loss of embryogeneity due to reduced cell adhesion.

Podosomes contain a dense actin-rich core surrounded by a loose meshwork of adhesion proteins and actin binding and regulatory proteins [6].