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Our analysis revealed that collective "cell diffusion" down a cell-to-cell confinement gradient originating at the cell starting lines and not the net sum of directed individual cell migration up a growth factor concentration gradient is the principal driving force for directing mesenchymal stem cell population outgrowth from a cell source.
Targeted Killings: Law and Morality in an Asymmetrical World developed as an outgrowth from a conference in April 2011 that focused on philosophy and law.
Also in Plasmopara halstedii, abnormal sporulation with outgrowth from a sporangiophore bearing sporangia has been observed on sunflower roots by Novotelnova [29].
Exposing nervous tissues to Transient Receptor Potential Vanilloid (TRPV) receptor agonists resulted in enhanced neurite outgrowth from a cut nerve, while exposure to antagonists blocked such outgrowth.
Specifically, nerve cord segments were placed in culture, subjected to different concentrations of AEA, capsaicin, arvanil and capsazepin, and checked for neurite outgrowth from a cut connective nerve at various intervals after lesion (Figure 8).
In the context of a natural infection, however, colonization of a mucosal surface or the solid surface of an in-dwelling device is most likely to involve C. albicans outgrowth from a low initial cell density [29].
Bath application of Wnt5a, which increased rates of axon outgrowth from an average of 4.3 8.7 µm/h (n = 27 and 46 axons respectively), also increased the ratio of phosphorylated to total tau from 1.13 to 1.34 in these growth cones in comparison with BSA treated controls [ Fig. 6(C F)].
Decapitated roots containing approx. 50 80 % of the PM first formed a callus-like outgrowth from which a new root tip appeared.
Serum deprivation promoted neurite outgrowth from CAD cells, a CNS-derived cathecholaminergic neuronal cell line.
The corona is formed during floral development as a tubular outgrowth from stamens which fuse into a tubular structure, the anthers becoming reduced.
In 1950, Hörstadius stated that it was unclear whether the neural crest should be considered an outgrowth from the central nervous system or a separate rudiment (Hörstadius, 1950).
