Sentence examples for poorly attach from inspiring English sources
Also, after harvesting the different transduced cell populations at day 4 after transduction, MTT assays performed on the equal numbers of replated cells showed exactly the same trend: ZFBVP64-transduced cells did poorly attach to the wells and were hardly capable to proliferate, whereas ZFASKD and ZFBNoED showed the same growth rate as pMX.
47 In the present study, we found that, although the greater part of the sample already had a fairly strong attachment or were moving towards stronger attachment, one track remained poorly attached to the labour market over the 12 years.
The question is how the poorly attached placenta leads to the maternal health problems associated with pre-eclampsia.
When a drop of water rolls across the tiny points, it picks up the poorly attached dirt and carries it away.
Thus, cells that are poorly attached to substrates exhibit retarded cell cycle progression or apoptotic death.
Weak FAK activity in these poorly attached cells failed to downregulate the high RhoA activity that restrained cell proliferation.
Thus, the cells that were poorly attached to substrates showed low levels of cell proliferation because the RhoA-ROCK-PTEN pathway was hyperactive.
In cells that are poorly attached to substrates, its inhibition is sufficient to restore cell proliferation without the need for physico-chemical modification of the material surface.
In this study, we investigated the molecular mechanism underlying the reduced proliferation rate of cells that are poorly attached to substrates.
The high RhoA activity in the cells poorly attached to substrates caused an increase in the activity of Rho-associated kinase (ROCK), a well-known effector of RhoA that upregulated the activity of phosphatase and tensin homolog (PTEN).
One area that has received little attention is that of the optimal wound dressing to use with this technology; the cells are very poorly attached at early time points, and, in this context, the traditional dressing of paraffin gauze has never been formally assessed in comparison with newer materials.
