Sentence examples for marker for proliferative from inspiring English sources
DNA synthesis was used as the marker for proliferative stimulus and detected by [3H]-thymidine uptake measured at 24 hours.
It was recently reported that effectors derived from naïve T cells are superior in tumor control compared to the effectors that were derived from central memory CD8 T cells, with apparently enhanced proliferative potential, enhanced cytokine production, as well as the lack of KLRG-1, a marker for proliferative senescence [46].
SDR was defined as laser treatment of the retina (n = 1,375, 34%), a surrogate marker for proliferative retinopathy.
In addition, we determined the proliferation index of tumor cells by immunostaining tumor sections for proliferating cell nuclear antigen, a nuclear marker for proliferative cells.
NKG2A expression has been proposed as a marker for proliferative potential of CD8 memory T cells and may down-regulate effector activity as a means to limit immunopathology [ 25, 26].
Frozen sections of NHL were reacted with an antibody to the transferrin receptor (TR) and Ki67 as markers for proliferative activity.
Therefore, the aim of this study is to define the prevalence and diagnostic value of autoantibodies against nucleosomes as a marker for active proliferative lupus nephritis.
For instance, the size of the nucleolus represents a diagnostic marker for the proliferative potential of cancer cells.
Introduction of p18Ink4c by in utero electroporation resulted in a decrease in the number of cells expressing Ki67, a marker for the proliferative state.
Similarly, Olig2 is a marker for the proliferative zones of subpallial structures in developing rodent forebrain, showing an inverse pattern of expression with Pax6, the cortical progenitor marker (Heins et al. 2002).
It is, therefore, a good marker for measuring proliferative activity in breast lesions where cells are at different phases of growth and accounts for its apparent expression in 94 100% of in situ and invasive carcinomas and even 61% of histologically 'nonproliferative' BBD (Table 1, Figure 2).
