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Although S. typhimurium cannot resist the onslaught of neutrophils in intestinal tissue, the pathogen appears to be custom-built to bloom in the lumen of the inflamed intestine, because its numbers in this niche increase dramatically during inflammation.

We considered a simple model organ organized along a single axis, in which cell proliferation pushes cells away from the niche and in which cells speed up in their cell cycle as their distance to the niche increases – but leave the cell cycle and differentiate after reaching a threshold distance (set to three cell rows for illustration purposes in Fig.  2).

In contrast, the very same supermarkets also manage their stock to attract the lower-income, budget conscious niche: increasing shelf space for cheaper, private label goods and "B-brands"; introducing smaller pack sizes, which although more expensive per unit, are more affordable because of their lower price [ 84].

The reasons considered for reduced bone formation during ageing include a reduced MSC niche, an increase in bone-marrow adiposity, osteoblastic apoptosis, and increased number of active osteoclasts [34].

Viral application of Shh into the lateral ventricle of adult mice results in increased OPC proliferation, with subsequent differentiation, suggesting that overexpression of Shh modifies the stem cell niche to increase the production of precursor cells, which will ultimately differentiate along the oligodendroglial lineage [ 110].

When matched with the right brand campaign, a blogger with a highly engaged audience in a specific niche can increase a brand's visibility with as much force as a killer Super Bowl commercial.

The similarity values for the niche map increase from 65% to 68% as the nearest neighbor sets decrease from 25 to 5, whereas values for the phylogenetic map and randomized control are consistently less than those for the niche map, remaining constant across all nearest neighbor sets, with percentages of 62% and 52%, respectively.

Intracellular survival of bacterial pathogens determines the success or failure of an infection and bacterial pathogens have evolved to protect their intracellular niche to increase their chances of success.

The identification of specific cues that steer stem cells from their niche and increase the efficiency of their engraftment to diseased tissues might help to identify tools to improve stem cell therapies.

We hypothesized that during conditioning chemotherapy for allogeneic stem cell transplant (allo-SCT), disruption of stromal-leukemia interactions using granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF) in combination with the CXCR4-specific inhibitor plerixafor, may promote release of leukemic cells from the niche and increase tumor elimination.

A leading hypothesis was that these increases might represent serotype replacement, the process by which reductions in vaccine types open an ecologic niche for increases in nonvaccine serotypes in the nasopharynx, which ultimately lead to an increase in disease caused by nonvaccine serotypes.