Sentence examples for outgrowth of processes from inspiring English sources
The gradual increase might be due to outgrowth of processes leading to new appositions between neurons.
When the areas of the AVG with neuronal soma alone or plus processes were quantified it was confirmed that RAF activity is required for otic neuron maturation and the outgrowth of processes.
Although the NF- κB and ERK inhibitors prevented axonogenesis, they also blocked the regrowth response, suggesting that these agents suppress the outgrowth of processes nonspecifically.
After 7 days of treatment, an almost loss of floating spheres was noticed and the cells exhibited significant outgrowth of processes.
Zander et al (2002) described that activation of PPAR γ transiently induced N-cadherin, the glioma differentiation marker, in human and rat glioma cells and in parallel, a subset of surviving cells showed de novo outgrowth of processes resembling astrocyte-like morphology based on PPAR γ activation.
The rate of neurite elongation was dependent on the ECM species, that were pre-coated beneath the cell soma, suggesting the ECM stimulated the basal side of the cell soma and affected the outgrowth process of the neurite.
We wished to know if alternative splicing was a major feature during the outgrowth process of ICM toward ESCs.
The adult ECM restricts major reorganization of processes and axonal outgrowth through the differential expression of molecules into adulthood, and the appearance of cartilage-like structures called perineuronal nets.
As shown in Figure 1A, RA treatment resulted in visible changes in cell morphology, such as shrinkage of the cell body and neurite outgrowth (appearance of processes longer than the cell body).
Foremost, cytokines were applied to SC neurons after the onset of neurite outgrowth with the majority of processes longer than two cell diameters.
Next, we asked if the reduced neurite outgrowth and retraction of processes reflect alterations in the stability of the microtubules, and hence we investigated the level of acetylated tubulin, a posttranslational marker of stabilized tubulin.
