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Milk IGFs may support nutrient transfer to the young by increasing mucosal cell turnover and enhancing villus growth of the newborn's gastrointestinal tract [ 51, 52].

Although the magnitude of forces of fluid motion, which does not exceed 0,44 dyn/cm[ 35], is below that required to trigger cell detachment from surfaces [ 36, 37], it is assumed to be high enough to induce an enhanced convective fluid mixing, which may support nutrient supply and removal of metabolic products and thus optimize the culture conditions for a cell.

These findings may encourage development of new approaches to support nutrient delivery to a stunned brain following trauma.

AMPs of lower eukaryotes and prokaryotes may support successful competition for nutrients with other microorganisms of the same ecological niche.

Interactions of B-ALL cells with stromal cells and the availability of alternate nutrients may support metabolic flexibility to allow cancer progression in vivo even with limited glucose uptake.

This study is part of the Souvenaid clinical trial program that started in 2006 and was based on years of preclinical research examining how specific nutrients may support synaptic function [ 5].

Also, rich nutrient loading may support the high phytoplankton production which can ultimately support to zooplankton abundance/population (Manickam et al., 2014).

"As a neuroprotective nutrient, lutein may support structure and function in neural membranes, and ultimately may support the cognitive functions that rely upon these neural membranes," Marta Zamroziewicz, a graduate student in neuroscience and the study's lead author, told The Huffington Post.

Thus, siPHD2 had the opportunity to act on other cells besides the bone precursors, although the siPHD2-driven vascular phenotype may support the regeneration of bone by supporting the nutrient supply to the growing bone.

Burkholderia pseudomallei is a slow-growing bacterium and the nutrient composition of the conventional medium may support this slow growth better.

These nutrients, available in many antioxidant-rich foods, may support your immune system and improve communication between cells, among other benefits still being discovered.