Sentence examples for regeneration act from inspiring English sources
The Housing and Regeneration Act 2008 created a new Homes and Communities Agency tasked with improving the supply and quality of housing in England.
In this regard, the PP cells in antler regeneration act as the hair germ cells for regeneration of HFs.
We conclude that repeated cycles of inflammatory insult and attenuated regeneration, act cumulatively to accelerate the development of a persistent dystrophic phenotype in the C57BL/10.SJL- Dysf muscle.
This may suggest that the stimulus derived from liver regeneration acted on the CC531 cells in a uniform fashion to increase the metastatic mass, but did not result in any preferential stimulation of individual subclones.
Of note is that we could not detect interleukin 22 receptor (Il22r) expression (Dudakov et al., 2012) in tamoxifen-treated Cre/+;Foxn1ER TEC in aged mice (supplementary material Fig. S7B), indicating that FOXN1-mediated thymus regeneration acts via an IL22-independent mechanism.
MDHAR activity was higher than DHAR activity in our study (Fig. 8), indicating that AsA regeneration may act through MDHAR reduction to monodehydroascorbate.
Our data provide new insight into the regulatory logic of regeneration, and act as a reference point against which to advance our understanding of the regulatory control of regeneration.
The observed patterns of FSGS and landscape scale genetic structure in S. xanthophylla and P. tomentella illustrate the potential of gap regeneration to counter act pollen dispersal and contribute to increased aggregation of related individuals (FSGS).
On the other hand, the scaffolds used in tissue engineering for bone regeneration must also act as a template for cell adhesion, migration, proliferation, cell to cell interactions and the formation of bone-extracellular matrix, providing structural support to the newly formed tissue.
These data raise the possibility that act-1 responses responses to injury, with some aspects of regeneration overactive following act-1 inhibition.
Hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) is a key player during the proliferation phase of liver regeneration and synergistically acts in tumor progression.
