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The CF microbiota is a complex community, but the use of molecular ecological approaches permits the progression of CF airway disease to be comprehensively explored.
Gjoerup et al. reported that in an embryonic mouse fibroblast NIH3T3 cell line, activated Rac promoted the inactivation of retinoblastoma (Rb) to allow E2F-mediated transcription [ 19], thus permitting the progression of G1 into S phase of the cell cycle [ 23].
Filling these gaps will permit the progression from stem cells research to clinical applications.
A substantial test of Lorenz's theory of the specificity of infant faces requires a direct comparison between matched adult faces and infant faces from the first year of life; preferably using unfamiliar faces and neuroimaging techniques that permit the temporal progression of brain activity to be studied.
The mouse models presented in this study permitted us to visualize the progression of tau pathology in the presence or absence of widespread Aβ plaques, therefore closely recapitulating conditions occurring early in AD.
Genetic mouse models of HD permit examination of the progression of the disease in detail.
To permit better diagnosis and prediction of the progression of DCIS, improved imaging methods to determine the grade, extent and margins of the tumor are crucial.
Noninvasive methods permit multiple measurements of heart function, allowing the progression of post-infarction remodeling to be followed and cell-mediated improvements to be identified.
Use of the DWT permitted the quantification of such responses, thus extending the length of the follow-up period of disease progression by an additional 16 years.
Astrocytic gliosis occurs simultaneously with prion replication thus permitting the use of transgenic GFAP- luciferase to monitor the progression of prion disease.
8, 9 VEGF and other factors induced by HIF-α are thought to be the key drivers of tumor angiogenesis, permitting the growth and progression of renal cancers.
