Sentence examples for migration toward a from inspiring English sources
And the discoveries from earlier festivals, continuing their migration toward a theater near you — or, more likely these days, toward your home-entertainment center — make landfall at Lincoln Center.
Directed cell migration toward a soluble ligand or chemotaxis is a general property of many motile eukaryotic cells [7].
Our studies suggest that at least part of the mechanism for guiding new cells to their final position in the granule cell layer is the expression of CXCL12, as ESNPs show a directional migration toward a source of this chemokine in vitro, and their migration is truncated in vivo after infusion with AMD3100, an inhibitor of CXCR4.
These data imply that reduced expression of plakoglobin promotes cell migration toward a chemotactic agent.
The invasion of metastatic cancer cells in vitro requires two distinct cellular phenotypes: migration toward a chemoattractant and invasion through a matrigel matrix.
This migration toward A β plaques was too robust, because hUCB-MSCs injected into the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) through the cisterna magna also migrated to the brain parenchyma.
Cell migration toward VEGF-A was analyzed using a Boyden chamber (Neuro Probe, Gaithersburg, MD, USA), as previously described.
We next demonstrated that the SBSN knockdown significantly suppressed cell migration toward VEGF-A in mTEC but not in mNEC (Fig. 2c).
Key features of this similarity include their highly polarized nature, numerous filopodia probing the environment, and migration toward an angiogenic stimulus.
Motile bacterial and archaeal cells possess a conserved chemosensory pathway that senses external chemical gradients and controls cell movement, allowing migration toward an optimal living environment (reviewed in refs (3− 10)).
These results provide the first demonstration of preferential cell migration toward acid in a pHe gradient, with intriguing implications for directed cell migration in the tumor and wound healing environments.
