Furthermore, knockdown of YKL40 significantly decreased invasion and migration of PCa cells, whereas overexpression rendered them more invasive and migratory, which was commensurate with an enhancement in the anchorage-independent growth of cells.
We applied this algorithm to the deep-sequenced small RNA data (Wei et al., 2009) of the migratory locust (Locusta migratoria), which is an important agricultural pest and model species for physiology, neuroscience and behavior.
The agent of the locust hazard in this large region is the Asian migratory locust (Locusta migratoria migratoria), which is highly mobile and capable of devastating crops covering large areas.
Finally, the comprehensive water bill I'm working on will bolster populations of threatened and endangered fish and migratory birds, which is not only important to their survival but can also help prevent pumping restrictions that reduce deliveries to communities and farms.
Forced overexpression of Pyk2 in Hep3B cells transformed the cells from an epithelial phenotype to a migratory phenotype which is commonly acquired by cancer cells to induce EMT leading to the increase of metastatic potential [28].
According to Berthold (1996), an inherited endogenous time and direction programme controls migratory traits, which is subject to selection and rapid adaptation through microevolution.
The aggressive behavior of PMMTM-exposed cells was examined by assessing their migratory activity, which is a key determinant of tumor invasion and progression.
It would therefore be beneficial to understand what regulates the migratory behaviour, which is one precondition for infiltration and spread, of neuroblastoma cells.
This association is plausible, as HPCs have self-renewal capacity and migratory potential, which is required for invasion and metastasis [ 105].
The presence of mesenchymal characteristics can relate to migratory potential, which is not equivalent to full epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), a disputed phenomenon in adult liver [ 33- 35].
