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M2 macrophages may promote plaque stability due to their promotion of tissue repair and evidence of this in the carotid plaque is seen by their (CD163+ and CD206+ macrophages) production of collagen I (Figure 2 D) [9].

Anderson, A. C. et al. Promotion of tissue inflammation by the immune receptor Tim-3 expressed on innate immune cells.

It is often stressed that standardization of the methodology for characterization of engineered tissues should be established for the promotion of tissue engineering.

Pore architecture of 3D scaffolds used in tissue engineering plays a critical role in the maintenance of cell survival, proliferation and further promotion of tissue regeneration.

Transplanted cell sheets not only replace the injured tissue and compensate for impaired function, but also deliver growth factors and cytokines in a spatiotemporal manner over a prolonged period, which leads to promotion of tissue repair.

Many researches have shown the efficacy of RNA intake e.g. promotion of tissue differentiation (Rathbone et al. 1992), and immunostimulatory activity (Barbalat et al. 2011).

Although there is evidence that AIRE might also influence other processes, such as processing and/or presentation of self-antigens (24) or differentiation of mTECs (25), the main mechanism by which AIRE propagates negative selection involves promotion of tissue-specific antigen expression in mTECs.

The in vitro apatite-forming ability and biocompatibility of the nanofibrous gelatin/silica bioglass composite microspheres was significantly enhanced with an increase in silica content, demonstrating their great potential for the promotion of bone tissue regeneration.

Later, we attempted to elucidate the mechanism underlying promotion of bone tissue regeneration by CNTs.

Plasminogen activator inhibitor type-1 (PAI-1) promotion of abnormal tissue repair plays a role in airway remodeling; LTD4 increased, and montelukast decreased, production of PAI-1 by mast cells [ 136].

Barrier products: for preventing maceration and irritation of the skin around the lesion Debriding agents: enzymatic, mechanical, physiological and autolytic Antimicrobial agents: containing silver, indicated for infected wounds Activated charcoal: for odour control Hydrocolloids: for debridement and promotion of granulation tissue, one of their strengths being that they are not very absorbent.