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Tendon-derived fibroblast cells were able to migrate and populate multiple macroscopic bundles at a rate of 0.5 mm/day.
The current design requirement for a tissue engineering skin substitute is that of a biodegradable scaffold through which fibroblasts can migrate and populate.
Upon infection or vaccination, precursor cells (B cell, T cell and dendritic cells) in inductive sites can be activated, and then migrate and populate the local or remote mucosa sites through the common mucosal immune system to realize the systemic immune protection.
Depending on their origins in the neural tube, NCCs migrate and populate in cranial, cardiac, trunk and enteric domains.
It is present in melanocyte precursors, i.e. neural crest cells, as they migrate and populate the skin during early development.
The concept of CSCs conferring both EMT and self-renewal properties provides the rationale for cancer cells to migrate and populate metastatic sites.
As demonstrated above, most Gsk3-deleted neurons failed to migrate and populated the deeper layers of the cortex at P15.
Leadership has been shown to increase group performance55 and the size of social networks and this may have been the case for our ancestors, helping them better survive hostile environments as they migrated and populated the globe44.
Our studies in vitro confirm that EphB4 knockdown leads to a profound inhibition in the ability of tumour cells to migrate and re-populate a wound or invade through basement membrane.
The migration of ENCCs is an excellent model to examine how individual cells behave in a population that both migrates directionally and populates regions along the migratory route.
Thus, attenuation of Pdgf signaling sensitizes embryos to ethanol-induced craniofacial defects, and this sensitivity occurs roughly when neural crest cells are migrating to and populating the pharyngeal arches, although migration does continue after 24 hpf in zebrafish palatal development (Dougherty et al., 2013).
