Sentence examples for on a progenitor from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the surface zone seems to be of central importance for the growth of articular cartilage in young animals [ 29] and presumably relies on a progenitor cell population located in this zone [ 30].

Limiting the ability of TRα to activate transcription in progenitor cells might be one mechanism by which TRβ is only turned on when a progenitor cell is about to make a daughter which will terminally differentiate.

Equipotent precursors give rise to two alternative cell fates: epidermal or neuronal, depending on whether a progenitor cell receives a strong or weak Notch signal.

Holloway's charismatic companions on this recording are the harpsichordist Lars Ulrik Mortensen and, on the dulcian (a progenitor of the modern bassoon), Jane Gower.

Biochemical characterization of EZH2β indicates that it exhibits a similar tissue expression pattern as EZH2α and that this isoform is widely expressed in human tissues with particularly high levels of expression in tissues dependent on replenishment from a progenitor pool of multipotent cells, such as the thymus and testes.

These models are demonstrated on data collected from a progenitor cell compartment within the developing mouse kidney, the cap mesenchyme.

Her influence on politics remains potent; Peter Mandelson, a progenitor of Tony Blair's New Labor, declared in 2001 that "we are all Thatcherites now".

An athermal nucleation density distribution, based on undercooling, is identified as a progenitor function.

The Zhang-study suggests an effect on all progenitor cells resulting in a decrease in the production of lymphocytes, granulocytes, platelets and red blood cells.

This plasmacytoid shift does not reflect the involvement of a different progenitor cell but, rather, is the phenotype imposed on a common BL progenitor by Wp-restricted latency.

These results confirmed the anti-proliferation effect of activin A on hepatic progenitor cells in vivo.