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But as they enlarge, they may invade deeper layers, with scarring and calcium deposits.
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According to Owens [38] and Squires [39], ancestral micrabaciids probably inhabited shallow-water environments but may have been essentially preadapted for deep-sea life by having auto-mobile coralla [38], and thus been able to gradually invade deeper waters, resulting in an increase of skeleton porosity [39].
The results showed that stiffer matrices promote more angiogenic sprouts that invade deeper.
Therefore, from the behavior of the hemostasis-related functional module identified, we speculate that C. albicans can penetrate endothelial cells and invade deeper tissues in zebrafish.
In these stages, cancer is limited to the mucosal layer or exhibits moderate progression; that is, the tumor may have invaded deep soft tissues, cartilage, bone or surface skin covering the tumor, but there is no lymph node metastasis or DM [ 19].
The slowly growing ulceration, which may appear after several days or even weeks, has a propensity to invade deep structures such as tendons and joints irrespective of fascia.
When the organisms enter the blood stream they can invade deep tissues and organs such as brain, heart and kidneys.
PDA tumors frequently invade deep into the pancreas and nearby organs and rapidly metastasize to the lymph nodes prior to diagnosis.
As in vivo, axons project to the Fgf10+ NH but do not invade deep into it (Fig. 2I,J; supplementary material Fig. S2C,D).
China still may invade.
She may invade it again".
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