Sentence examples for marrow cell growth from inspiring English sources
Their mechanical properties, degradability and ability to sustain bone marrow cell growth make PEOT/PBT copolymers excellent materials for bone tissue engineering.
Furthermore, compound 5c was not toxic to murine bone marrow cell growth in culture, at a dose that was toxic for the previously reported seco-CBI (cyclopropylbenzoindoline -TMI (4).
Pharmacological studies, using antagonists to the different adenosine receptors, revealed that A3AR plays a key role in the adenosine-induced inhibition of tumour cell proliferation, simultaneously stimulating bone marrow cell growth (Fishman et al, 2000a, 2000b; Bar-Yehuda et al, 2001).
Most of the differentially expressed genes in the present study are involved in bone marrow cell differentiation, cell growth or growth arrest, apoptosis, cell adhesion and matrix modulation, and inflammatory and immune response, processes known to modulate atherosclerosis.
In our current study, we have identified BST2, an important bone marrow stromal cell growth factor, as significantly up-regulated in a BMBC, compared to a NBMBC by cDNA microarray.
Human bone marrow progenitor cell growth using GM-CSF (CFU-GM) has been used as a predictive assay to identify compounds with myelosuppression capacity (Pessina et al, 2001, 2005).
It serves as another step towards a comprehensive model of hematopoiesis comprising models of stem cell regulation, lineage commitment, bone marrow cell populations, growth-factors and chemotherapy actions.
In addition, they have identified a molecular mechanism by which the activated bone marrow cells facilitate growth of the responding tumors.
The most hydrophilic PEOT/PBT copolymers did not sustain goat bone marrow cell adhesion and growth.
Current treatment methods in persistent diabetic foot ulcers include autologous skin transplantation, tissue-engineered human skin equivalents, bone marrow derived cells, growth factors, and subatmospheric pressure dressings.
Stromal cells together with OCs create a MM niche in the bone marrow to promote MM cell growth and protect MM cells from spontaneous and drug-induced apoptosis.
