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IL7 is expressed in CS2 but not in CS1, again suggesting that CS2 may be a more conducive microenvironment for tumor growth than CS1.

Since a compatible receptor of this inhibitor (FGFR3) is expressed in Cepi, CS2 may be a more conducive microenvironment for tumor growth than CS1.

The fact that WNT7A is expressed in CS2 but not in CS1 is also consistent with the hypothesis that CS2 may be a more conducive microenvironment for ovarian cancer growth than CS1.

The patterns of differential expression between the compatible ligands and receptors are consistent with the hypothesis that CS2 may be a more conducive microenvironment for tumor growth (Table 5).

However, 6 of the ligand and receptor pairs display differential patterns of expression between the two groups of CS suggesting that CS2 may be a more conducive microenvironment for tumor growth (Table 5).

The less electropositive HLT2 gel provides a microenvironment more conducive to chondrocyte encapsulation, delivery, and phenotype maintenance.

In addition, we cannot rule out the possibility that in the absence of Crk and CrkL, PC are randomly placed and some randomly placed PC may find themselves in a microenvironment more conducive to normal arborization and synaptogenesis.

Thus either there is a modest influx of NK cells from the liver, or the tumour microenvironment is more conducive to recruitment of NKG2Ahi NK cells.

FL-HSCs undergo a high frequency of cycling and self-renewal until E14.5, contrasting sharply to the quiescent and limited self-renewal of BM-HSCs[4].This suggests that the FL provides a microenvironment that is more conducive to supporting HSCs.

First, the adenoviral delivery method employed by these studies may have established an inflammatory microenvironment that was more conducive to cellular transdifferentiation, as has been suggested (Lee et al., 2012; Wang et al., 2007).

In addition to preventing further degenerative changes, IL-1ra microspheres may foster a microenvironment that is anti-inflammatory and more conducive to stem cell survival, differentiation and biosynthesis [17].