Sentence examples for migration and contributes from inspiring English sources
It stimulates cellular migration and contributes to new tissue development.
Taken together, these findings indicate that Hsp90α and Hsp70 assist in MMP-2 activation, which increases breast cancer cell migration and contributes to breast cancer invasion.
A large body of work has established that chronic hyperglycemia promotes VSMC proliferation and migration and contributes to the progress of diabetic atherosclerosis [1] [3].
This enhances cellular migration and contributes to the membrane recruitment of Gab1 in HGF-stimulated MDCK cells and the organisation of focal adhesion complexes [ 93].
QZ performed lentiviral transduction and subsequent functional studies of cell survival and migration, and contributed to drafting the revised manuscript.
In addition, neutrophil-endothelium interaction leads to leukocytes migration and contribute to a more persistent increase in permeability.
For example, they have set up a specific Ministry in Charge of Moroccans Living Abroad and Migration Affairs in order to promote relations with their citizens abroad and an institution which conducts studies on migration issues and contributes to the collection of data on the diaspora ("Conseil supérieur des Marocains Résidant à l'Etranger").
Sinter textural mapping combined with AMS 14C dating provides a spatial and temporal context of discharging reservoir fluid, enables the tracking of alkali chloride fluid flow to the surface, establishes hot spring migration pathways, and contributes to the development of a geothermal hydrologic model.
Airway smooth muscle-derived CCL2 mediates FC migration and potentially contributes to the development of ASM hyperplasia in asthma.
The highly dynamic turnover of actin and myosin II is indispensable for rapid cell migration and simultaneously contributes to the recycling of their subunits across the entire cell.
Recent evidence revealed that EMT could enhance cancer cell invasion by promoting Rac-dependent mesenchymal migration, and also contributes to cancer cell proliferation and survival.
