One recent publication showed that EMT mediated loss of contact inhibition in hepatocarcinoma cells, and reexpression of E-cadherin restored cell-cell contacts [58].
He went on: "Loss of contact may be healthy for a while after 100 years of bloody conflict; loss of contact may be a blessing.
With a rate of loss of contact estimated to about 10% (in the previous study SYSCALL, we observed 9.2% loss of contact), 450 participants per group are to be included.
In a transformation experiment when selecting for cells with loss of contact inhibition, the immortalized prostate primary epithelial cell line, EP156T, was observed to undergo EMT accompanied by loss of contact inhibition after about 12 weeks in continuous culture.
The problems of aging often lead to the loss of contact with the outside world.
Family breakdowns and loss of contact with children is frequent among women prisoners.
But loss of contact can be based on a fence built between my garden and my neighbor's garden.
The generals' indifference to the fate of their own people is matched only by their selfishness, cynicism and loss of contact with reality.
In order not to endanger talks with the Communists, they accepted the loss of contact with dissidents in East Germany, Poland and the Soviet Union.
Persons with an affective disorder may or may not have psychotic symptoms such as delusions, hallucinations, or other loss of contact with reality.
