Sentence examples for process retraction from inspiring English sources
The "inside-out" mechanism implicates local metabolic derangements, which include oligodendrocyte (OL) process retraction and cell death2.
We have previously documented that human OLs under conditions of metabolic stress in vitro initially show process retraction that is then followed by cell death10.
After 5 min, a majority of cells assumed a nascent spherical morphology with accompanying process retraction (Fig. 2c).
As the damage progresses, microglia undergo progressive changes, including altered expression of cell surface markers and inflammation-related genes, process retraction and the acquisition of an ameboid morphology, cell body migration, and increasing phagocytic ability [2].
For 3D somal area quantification mother cell areas were measured 15 minutes prior to any signs of process retraction or cell rounding that precedes cell division.
Mother cell somal areas were measured 15 minutes prior to the first signs of process retraction or cell rounding and daughter somal areas were measured 3 hours after cell division.
However, alternative downstream signaling pathways, controlling activation of the Rho family of GTPases, have also been implicated in EphA-mediated process retractions (Lisabeth et al., 2013).
A long period of induction (24 h) caused complete processes retraction and cells acquired a round shape, leading to detachment from the culture plate surface.
Conversely, high net adhesion slows cells down and favours cell immobilization through delayed rear-process retraction.
Upon LPS treatment, there was a marked microglia morphological change as characterized by Iba1 reactivity; further thickening of processes, retraction of finer ones, increased cell body size and Iba1 reactivity (Fig. 2a, d).
From measurements taken on three separate occasions, 0.20 ± 0.06%% (n = 3) of the initial activity (corrected for radioactive decay) remained in the tubing and needles after the dispensing process (including retraction of liquid after dispensing).
