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Taken together, bFGF-ADM guided similar bone regeneration to BMP-2 through more efficient recruitment of MSCs, and moreover, BMMSCs pretreated by bFGF showed stronger proliferation at 1 5 days and osteogenic differentiation potentials at 14 days compared with BMP-2 pretreatment.

Here, we show that ErbB1 clustering also enhances the signaling output of receptors, based upon the more efficient recruitment of PLCγ1, Grb2, Sos and Shc.

However, more efficient recruitment of the collapsed lung could improve the protective effects of physiotherapy [ 37].

Selective activation of VLA-4 by eotaxin has provided one mechanism of more efficient recruitment of eosinophils to the lung [ 16].

Cleaved cFLIP then allows a more efficient recruitment of TRAF1/2, the 'receptor-interacting protein' (RIP1) and the the 'rapidly growing fibrosarcoma or rat fibrosarcoma-1' (Raf-1) protein to the cFLIP-caspase-8 heterodimer.

However, the presence of two tRNAArg genes in the Euglena case might result in more efficient recruitment of TFIIIC to this site and a parallel chromatin remodeling effect over a larger region.

Together with our results of the voxel-based analysis, these findings provide strong support for the functional adequacy model suggesting that ipsilateral recruitment of posterior hippocampal networks is more efficient than recruitment of the contralateral hippocampus supporting memory function after surgery.

These locally formed immune complexes were shown to be proinflammatory only if they involve antibodies to two or more epitopes, and the more diverse the antibody response, the more efficient the recruitment of proinflammatory factors [ 15], suggesting that a complex IgG autoantigen lattice is required for the recruitment of downstream inflammatory effectors.

Leads to better co-ordination The major muscle groups work together as well as interdependently, which, over time, leads to increased coordination with more efficient muscle recruitment.

The tight packing of this signaling protein increases its concentration locally and thus enables more efficient effector recruitment (Rotblat et al., 2010; Guzmán et al., 2014b).

Chronic neurological adaptations result in a more efficient sequence of recruitment of motor units, making the muscle less apt to tire from neuromuscular factors.