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However, within 6 12 h post-amputation, epidermal cells from the limb stump start to migrate and eventually cover the entire wound surface, forming a structure termed the wound epithelium (Fig. 1c).

Once activated by these stimuli, endothelial cells proliferate, migrate and, eventually, differentiate into functioning capillaries (Pinedo and Slamon, 2000).

The affected endothelial cells (ECs) then begin to digest the basement membrane, proliferate, migrate and eventually differentiate to form a tubular structure [ 6].

When epidermal and/or follicular stem cells remain in or around a wound, CES have been reported to stimulate these stem cells to proliferate, migrate, and eventually cover the entire wound [ 4– 6].

The cardiac progenitor cells (CPCs) in the anterior heart field (AHF) are located in the pharyngeal mesoderm (PM), where they expand, migrate and eventually differentiate into major cell types found in the heart, including cardiomyocytes.

Helium produced in the earth's crust from the radioactive decay of uranium and thorium tends to migrate upward and eventually finds its way into the atmosphere.

The expected increase in temperature during the 21st century will be most stressful for cold-adapted and stenothermic mountain species, forcing them to migrate upwards, and eventually to concentrate into either large areas with favourable climates (refugia) or small stands under locally favourable microclimates (microrefugia).

This study demonstrates for the first time that Houbara gPGCs can migrate, differentiate and eventually give rise to functional sperm in the chimeric chicken testis.

Cells will then migrate, proliferate, and eventually differentiate to form a new lumen vessel.

When a wild-type dorsal branch develops, 5 6 cells of the tracheal placode migrate dorsally and eventually intercalate.

Other students called for the educated population of Jamaica to desist from migrating for better conditions and job opportunities, but their peers retorted by saying that sometimes the best and the brightest migrate and return eventually armed with expertise to help the country.