Sentence examples for matrix supported and from inspiring English sources

Tsunami unit B and the Abrigo breccia share the same heterogeneous composition (basaltic and phonolitic lavas, hydrothermally altered lavas, syenites, obsidian, crystal-rich juvenile clasts), but the tsunami gravel is matrix supported and cemented by carbonates.

The pro-regenerative phenotype of dADSCs was enhanced by this process, and the columns of aligned dADSCs in the aligned collagen matrix supported and guided neurite extension in vitro.

Matrix supported Stewart and allowed her to continue with the production.

This protein matrix supported the attachment, expansion and differentiation of adult human progenitor bone marrow stromal cells based on scanning electron microscopy, DNA quantitation and the expression of collagen types I and III and tenascin-C markers.

Only Alloderm and Medeor Matrix supported chemotaxis-driven cell invasion beyond the most superficial zone.

The design strategy could be by freely moving of the liquid media and air passing through the porous fibrous matrix, therefore should ensure a good contact between cells that adsorb onto the fibrous matrix support and nutrients.

This review focuses on synthetic polymers that have been used for tissue growth scaffold fabrication and their applications in both cell and extracellular matrix support and controlling the release of cell growth and differentiation supporting drugs.

The collagenous matrix supports and aligns cardiomyocytes and vasculature and coordinates cell migration and proliferation [ 9, 10].

Each of the 25 serum samples was individually albumin depleted and proteins were separated by electrophoresis before transfer to solid matrix support and Western blot analysis.

VistaClara starts with the traditional heat map visualization commonly used to display gene expression data, and extends this to a fully interactive permutation matrix supporting column and row rearrangement as described by Bertin (Bertin, 1981).

Fibrin is then formed upon contact with the subendothelial matrix, supporting angiogenesis and inducing a wound-healing response with tumour stroma generation (Dvorak, 1986).