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Fibrin, a matrix that promotes wound healing, is a promising carrier for ASCs and BMP-2.

Collagen has been used in the production of an endothelialized matrix that promotes the formation of a capillary like network of blood vessels (Hudon et al. 2003).

Here we report on the use of a three-dimensional (3D) chitosan alginate (CA) scaffold to serve as an extracellular matrix that promotes the conversion of cultured cancer cells to a more malignant in vivo-like phenotype.

Injury of variable etiology gives rise to complex cascades involving several cell-types and molecular signals, leading to the excessive accumulation of extracellular matrix that promotes fibrosis and eventually leads to organ failure.

The NG can act not only as an electronic conductive network but also as a Lewis base "catalyst" matrix that promotes the higher Li2Sn to be further oxidized completely to S8 as demonstrated in the cyclic voltammetry curve, which can thus significantly improve the sulfur utilization and cyclic stability even at a high sulfur loading of 75% (w/w) in the S@NG composite.

By providing a three-dimensional matrix serving as a surrogate extracellular matrix that promotes adult stem cell adhesion, proliferation and differentiation, scaffold-guided tissue regeneration aims at overcoming this limitation.

Fibroblasts produce growth factors, chemokines and many of the proteins laid down in the ECM (extracellular matrix) that promote angiogenesis, inflammation and tumour progression.

While the authors speculated that cell cell contact between cancer and fibroblast cells was involved in the enhanced migration [ 49], an alternative possibility is that matrix contraction by the fibroblasts, perhaps in response to stimulation by the cancer cells, contributed to a reorganization of the matrix that promoted cancer cell invasion.

Since the activation and secretion of MMP-9, a key enzyme in the degradation of extracellular matrices that promotes tumor cell invasion, are significantly induced by HRG in SKBR3 cells [ 34], we performed a zymogram assay to investigate whether MMP-9 is involved in the regulation of cell invasion.

The development of synthetic matrices that promote follicle maturation to produce meiotically competent oocytes may provide a mechanism to preserve fertility, or more generally, provide design principles for scaffold-based approaches to tissue engineering.

This excessive RANKL-induced osteoclast activity results in increased bone resorption and local bone destruction, leading to the release of growth factors from the bone matrix that subsequently promotes tumour progression.