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Furthermore, transendothelial migration experiments demonstrated an enhanced propensity for circulating TCRζdim T cells to migrate when compared to their TCRζbright counterparts, implying that migration is associated with, and perhaps even facilitated by, loss of TCRζ expression in peripheral lymphoid organs.

This means that when exposed to maximum PGE2 concentration, adult fibroblasts lose up to 80% of their ability to migrate when compared to fetal fibroblasts, in which the loss of migration is less than 60% [ 22].

In particular, rural men showed a much stronger association between smoking and CRC in the inland zone, where a large percentage of rural workers migrate from, when compared with men in the foreland zone of China.

We observed Nkd1myc immunoprecipitated with Dvl2 isoforms that migrate with different mobilities, when compared to those complexed with Nkd1G2A-myc (Fig. 2G).

Significantly fewer NET1 knockdown cells migrated across the scratch when compared to wild type AGS cells and control non target cells (P < 0.05).

Injection of carrageenan (1%) into the mice air pouches increased the number of leukocytes that migrated to the cavity when compared to the control that received PBS in the SAP.

Wound-healing assays showed that the cells treated with both miR-101 and decitabine had the least ability to migrate toward the 'scratch' area, when compared with the single agent.

Intravenously injected hNSCs migrated freely to other organs when compared to s.c. injected hNSCs.

Although migration was significantly reduced by the use of GM6001 in both the normoxic and hypoxic cell cultures, there were still a greater number of cells migrating in the hypoxic cultures, when compared with their normoxic counterparts.

Based on earlier studies of CLOCK and ADCYAP1 variation, we predicted that junco populations that migrate longer distances would possess longer microsatellite repeat-length alleles of both CLOCK and ADCYAP1 when compared with those that migrate shorter distances including altitudinal migrants and sedentary populations.

However, in the intermediate zone, the rate of migration of neurons that are migrating in subpallial orientation is significantly lower (36.0±6.6 µm/hr [n = 30]) when compared to the ones migrating towards pallium (53.8±1.4 µm/hr [n = 30]; P<0.01, Student's t-test).