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Calreticulin has been identified in many other cellular compartments, including the cytosol or nucleus or both, the cell membrane, and the extracellular matrix, which supports calreticulin's other functions outside the ER, such as regulation of nuclear transport, gene transcription, proliferation, migration, adhesion, and phagocytosis.

As we all known, the decay life for composite with Tb were τ = 1 ~ 2000 μs according to different matrix, which supported more approach to transfer energy and descend the lifetime.

Visceral hyperalgesia in response to systemic immune activation is reflected by greater activation of the "pain-matrix", which supports the relevance of neuro-immune pathways in the pathophysiology of human visceral hyperalgesia.

Chondrogenic differentiation within these cell-hydrogel pellets was compared against that of standard cell pellets under inductive conditions and the matrices which supported chondrogenesis were used in the cartilage phase of biphasic constructs.

These fabricated nanofibers physiochemically mimic the extracellular matrix (ECM) which supports the cell growth.

We previously established a biomimetic matrix composition which supports the growth of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) while maintaining normal physiology in vitro.

The motif comparison is performed by comparing matrices [ 32], which supports various scoring metrics and shows the results as the logo of aligned words, in order to grasp the similarities between a predicted motif and the known motifs.

The remaining fraction is located inside the NPs matrix and is released slowly which supports reports that PBCA NPs exhibit a biphasic release pattern with an initial burst effect followed by a sustained release of the drug contained in the particle [ 21].

Xiao et al. showed that matrix degradation by MMP-9 is dependent on PKC activity, which supports our observation of reduced matrix degrading activity following PKC inhibition in trophoblasts.

Materials and fabrication technologies are critically important for tissue engineering in designing temporary, artificial extracellular matrices (scaffolds), which support three-dimensional tissue formation.

The intrinsic metastatic propensity of breast cancer cells, such as loss of cell polarity, reduction of cell-cell and cell-matrix adhesion, which support detachment, migration and invasion of tumor cells, is a major determinant of metastatic efficiency [ 4].