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In addition, VEGF, a key regulator of angiogenesis and vascular permeability [ 37], induces the formation of novel vessels in bone metastatic lesions [ 14].

The down regulation of CD36 may be also important to maintain the ability of producing novel vessels important for the plaque maintaining supplying nutrition to grow[ 35].

A second explanation for the association between the number of novel vessels and tumour behaviour is that the vessel architecture provides a microenvironment that is supportive of a subset of tumour cells (putative stem-like cells) that provide resistance to radiotherapy or chemotherapy [ 8].

I quote from a 1997 newsletter of the Friends of Albany Rural Cemetery, home of the Winslow mausoleum: "Finally, Lincoln and the Naval Board were won over, but they didn't feel that the U.S. government should assume the risk for such a novel vessel.

As a result, mitochondrial cholesterol loading in cancer cells acts as an additional mechanism governing angiogenesis and novel vessel growth via HIF1α stabilization, although this molecular link deserves to be further tested and it is currently under investigation.

Application of the developed novel vessel extraction method in the 3D OCT images enabled to obtain very good quality blood perfusion images, offering visualization of clean vascular morphology.

The novel vessel segmentation technique introduced in this study is a multi-step procedure consisting of bone segmentation, definition of a volume of interest (VOI) and vessel segmentation inside this VOI.

Hypoxia occurs within growing and expanding tumor tissue and may drive (neo- angiogenesis, aneo- angiogenesiscandht up by novel vessel generation, tumor necauses due to lackifg tumor cell notrition and oxygenation.

Blood perfusion is mapped with OCT-based microangiography from 3D structural OCT images, in which a novel vessel extraction algorithm is used to decouple dynamic light scattering signals, due to moving blood cells, from the background scattering signals due to static tissue elements.

All the aforementioned needs can be addressed by angiogenesis, the process that consistently forms novel blood vessels into tumor masses from existing endothelium-lined vessels.

The other was marine explorer Fred Spiess, a former director of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and developer of novel ocean vessels, who died in 2006).