Sentence examples for migration and release from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we showed that the early dampening of leukocyte migration and release of pro-inflammatory cytokines in the injured lungs by WT-MSCs could not be replicated when PTX3−/−-MSCs were adopted.

On the contrary, the migration and release at the host rock exits of 129I, which is a non-sorbed and soluble radionuclide, is shown to be influenced by the radionuclide source term, i.e. dissolution mechanism and instantaneous released fraction (IRF).

Heparanase is thought to act both as a hydrolytic enzyme, facilitating cell migration and release of ECM-resident bioactive factors, and as a signalling molecule, independent of its enzymatic activity [19], [50], [51].

On the other hand, ripening is connected with leukocyte migration and release of proinflammatory cytokines into the cervical stroma; results in loss of structural function of the cervix and manifests clinically by an elevated Bishop score (i.e. shortening, effacement and dilation) [ 25].

Although glutamine may affect leukocyte-dependent inflammatory events, such as migration and release of inflammatory cytokines, in this particular study, glutamine may have caused more of the protective effect on mucosal architecture and prevention of enterocyte apoptosis than prevented recruitment of inflammatory cells.

When captured during this autumn migration and released in Switzerland (some 500 miles south of their normal route), experienced, adult birds flew back to northern France and Belgium even though they had presumably never flown over any part of this route before.

Heparanase can facilitate breakdown of the extracellular matrix which aids tumor cell migration and releases factors that promote tumor growth, angiogenesis and metastasis [1].

MSCs' mechanisms of action are diverse, including migration and homing, release of growth factors and immunomodulation, and the potential to replace injured cells.

GABAA receptor activation induces NG2 cell migration and BDNF release through activation of a Na+ channel-Na+/Ca2+ exchanger pathway [3], [38].

Our accumulative data indicate that the chemokine and growth factor networks established between RAW 264.7 macrophages and CT26 tumor cells results in the induction of cell migration and the release of angiogenic factors.

In contrast, cell migration and mediator release assays are performed in intact cells at 37°C.