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Although CD45RA+CCR7+ CTL includes naïve T cells, the high frequency of PR1-CTL in the peripheral blood of IFN-sensitive patients, the production of IFNγ in a recall response and the ability to proliferate strongly suggests that this may be a re-expanded population rather than an antigen-inexperienced one.

In conclusion, during the first days following ureter ligature the resident peritubular fibroblasts differentiate into myofibroblasts and they proliferate strongly.

For instance, TICs can self-renew and simultaneously produce differentiated daughter cells that proliferate strongly until they reach their final differentiated state.

Additionally, we demonstrate that MiaPaCa-2 cells attach and proliferate strongly on vitronectin and fibronectin, and are very migratory on laminin.

As anticipated, purified MBPαβ TCR T cells proliferated strongly, while wild type CD4 T cells did not respond at all.

2 days later, the 4OHT-treated cells showed complete β1-integrin removal and a corresponding reduction in cell cycle, while the control cells proliferated strongly (Fig 6).

As shown in Figure 6 A and B, compared with their littermate counterparts, CkbTg T cells expressed high levels of CD25 and proliferated strongly after stimulation with immobilized anti-TCR and anti-CD28 antibodies.

The model stemmed from observations that autologous peripheral blood T cells proliferated strongly in vitro in response to RA synovial DCs presenting endogenous antigenic peptide (known as the autologous mixed lymphocyte response).

However, several studies in mouse models suggest that, in vivo, at least some Tregs can be activated to proliferate as strongly as conventional CD4+ T cells [33], possibly because the higher levels of IL-2 available in vivo are able to reverse the previously mentioned biochemical defects [32].

However, the latter cells proliferated less strongly than did cells forming spheroids.

For example, the average plant appears to strongly proliferate roots into nutrient-rich patches; however, some species do not strongly proliferate roots into patches (Hodge 2004; Kembel and Cahill 2005; Kembel et al. 2008; Cahill and McNickle 2011).