Sentence examples for maturation of normal from inspiring English sources
Thus far, however, even the maturation of normal autonomic control has not been sufficiently assessed.
Conversely, the maturation of normal control monocytes was significantly depressed in patients' serum.
Together, these results indicate that RUNX2 expression is tightly regulated and might function in the maturation of normal breast epithelia.
While it is known that estrogens induce maturation of normal lung tissue [ 5, 6], their role in lung cancer initiation and progression remains unclear.
As was found to affect T-cell subpopulation (Helper T cells) from women ex vivo and also maturation of normal immune effect or cells (8, 9).
Consistent with this model, Ikaros and Aiolos have been shown to act as negative regulators of c-Myc expression promoting maturation of normal mouse B-cell development, where Aiolos is necessary for long-lived high-affinity plasma cells.
IL-2Rγ is shared by receptors for several cytokines that play key roles in the maturation and growth of normal CD4+ T lymphocytes and other immune cells.
Accordingly, parameters derived from DKI are highly sensitive to changes in microstructural tissue organization that occur during postnatal maturation of the normal brain [ 32, 33].
These findings were confirmed in Lexicion's KO mice, having juvenile lethality and disrupted epiphyseal cartilage maturation with absence of normal columnar arrays of proliferating and hypertrophic chondrocytes.
The promoted formation of α-syn assemblies further contributes to a pathogenic cycle by inhibiting the lysosomal maturation and activity of normal GCase, resulting in additional GlcCer accumulation and elevated α-syn oligomer formation.
Pericytes are highly complex regulatory cells that are essential for the formation, maturation and maintenance of normal microvasculature [ 20- 22], and pericyte dysfunction is associated with with several brain disorders including neurovascular diseases, neurodegeneration, multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury [ 22].
