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Furthermore, small molecules display more rapid tissue distribution and faster blood clearance compared with intact immunoglobulins.

In this respect, a deeper crypt shows rapid tissue turnover and a high demand for new tissue (Choct 2009).

In case of injury, rapid tissue repair is possible through this vascular network.

When implanted subcutaneously, faster hydrogel degradation and more microspheres (e.g. 75 mg ml−1) generally induced more rapid tissue and cellular interactions and a greater macrophage response.

When compared to microcarriers with middle and small pore sizes, the microcarriers with large pore size could drastically promote cellular infiltration and proliferation, indicating a potential towards rapid tissue regeneration and tissue integration.

A common phenomenon in tissue engineering is rapid tissue formation on the outer edge of the scaffold which restricts cell penetration and nutrient exchange to the scaffold centre, resulting in a necrotic core.

It is likely however, that coatings of lower crystallinity can facilitate more rapid tissue attachment since the surface will exhibit a higher specific surface area and will be considerably more reactive than a comparable highly crystalline surface.

These data indicate a rapid, tissue-specific regulation of the hepatic TG content with no correlation of TG accumulation in the liver and food intake.

Samples fixed in molecular fixative were processed by a recently described automated microwave-based rapid tissue-processing instrument (Tissue-Tek® Xpress™, Sakura Finetek, Torrance, CA).

The eventual development for zebrafish of FLP-FRT lines to support somatic mitotic recombination, on a par with Drosophila, would make possible rapid, tissue-specific synthetic lethal screens.

Rapid, tissue-specific modulation of LPL activity is important for whole body energy homeostasis by directing lipid uptake to the appropriate tissues and limiting the need for re-transport [ 1, 2].