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Thus, polymeric biomaterials that are selectively degraded by cell-generated ROS may have potential for creating tissue engineering scaffolds with better matched rates of tissue in-growth and cell-mediated scaffold biodegradation.
We conclude that cell locomotory parameters and the spatial distribution of seed cells can have profound effects on the dynamics of the process and, consequently, on the pattern and rates of tissue growth.
In water-limited environments, plants adapt with traits such as small plant size, low specific leaf area, slow growth, and low rates of tissue turnover, leading to trade-offs between relative growth rate and drought resistance [42], [43].
However, there is a cost associated with higher rates of tissue synthesis.
Persistent atrial arrhythmias are associated with ectopic beats [ 6], shortened action potentials [ 1, 7], and high rates of tissue excitation [ 8].
Hence, differences in rates of tissue lipid accumulation between leaner pigs, as compared to fatter pigs, are attributable to genetic factors resulting in different patterns of expression of anabolic and oxidative lipid metabolism genes.
Similar high rates of tissue-invasive CMV disease have also been observed in a large retrospective study [38] of liver transplant recipients done thereafter.
However, the lower evolutionary rates of tissue-restricted genes imply that tissue-restricted expression alone is inadequate to explain protein evolutionary rates.
This index is derived from the rates of tissue-specific glucose uptake presented in Figure 3. Subcutaneous glucose was monitored continuously throughout the first and last week of intervention.
In order to determine whether selection acts on mRNA secondary structure to modulate synonymous substitution rates of tissue-specific genes, we performed correlation analysis between synonymous substitution rates of each gene with its corresponding mRNA folding energy.
The most widely used PET pharmaceutical is fluorine-18-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) which evaluates the glucose metabolic rates of tissues.
