Sentence examples for matrix the synthesis from inspiring English sources

As the epidermal cells migrated onto the provisional matrix, the synthesis, secretion, deposition and activation of TGF-β1 were gradually up-regulated due to these cell-matrix interactions.

In view of an amplification of the potential net loss of collagen from the cartilage matrix, the synthesis of collagen type II (mRNA) was also significantly suppressed in TNF-α and IL-1β stimulated co-cultures.

The matrix is the synthesis matrix, and the matrix is the analysis matrix.

Inflammatory mediators present in the joint regulate the breakdown of the established matrix and the synthesis of new extracellular matrix molecules.

Vitronectin is an extracellular matrix protein, the synthesis of which by glioma cells correlates with tumor grade.

Finally, Viscopearl-mini® acts as a suitable support on the matrix for the synthesis of Chitosan Alginate membranes instead of cross-linkers usage.

The results (Additional file 8: Figure S8 in the SI) indicate that most of the GFP molecules are embedded into the silica matrix during the synthesis.

Through some coordinate transformation and the augmentation of the output matrix, the LQR synthesis is provided on the basis of the output measurements of the adjacent agents.

Compared to quiescent fibroblasts myofibroblasts show, besides their increase of the production of matrix and of the synthesis of matrix-degrading enzymes, structural characteristics, such as frequent intercellular contacts and a unique set of cytoskeletal proteins, the most distinctive being smooth muscle α-actin (αSMA) (Desmouliere et al. 2005 Hinz 2007; Hinz et al. 2007 Essawy et al. 1997).

Besides their role in cartilage degradation by stimulating MMPs, IL-1β and TNFα impair the ability of the cartilage to restore the extracellular matrix by blocking the synthesis of new extracellular matrix components [ 3].

An exception was granule-bound starch synthase, GBS1, a protein embedded in the starch matrix responsible for the synthesis of the amylose fraction of starch ([ 18, 19]).