Sentence examples for regeneration agent from inspiring English sources
More importantly, the composite film could be regenerated only through immersing the composite film in the designed regeneration agent.
The composition of the designed regeneration agent ensured that SiO2 nanoparticles were firmly adhered on the film surface even under the ultrasonic cleaning.
Although the functional role of BMP9 in skeletal system remains to be fully understood, its potent osteogenic activity suggests that it may be used as an efficacious bone regeneration agent.
Hence, hydrogen peroxide was used as a model regeneration agent.
Human trials with immune tolerance agents suggest that in addition to an immune tolerance agent, a beta cell regeneration agent may also be necessary to induce long-lasting remission among patients with recent onset type 1 diabetes.
Distinct complexities of human islets, including the slower beta-cell turnover rates in humans compared with mice, may account for the need for the use of a beta cell regeneration agent in addition to an immunosuppressive or immunoregulatory agent when intervening in the disease 5. Novel therapies have emerged with a mechanism of transforming ducts into islets.
The regeneration processes were performed with CO2 and O2 as regenerating agents.
Bonding agent regeneration.
The enhancement of bone regeneration with biological agents including osteogenic growth factors and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) is becoming a clinical reality.
Significant progress has been made in understanding the post-injury tissue response after CNS injury, especially the identification and characterization of molecules at the lesion site that inhibit axonal regeneration, and identifying agents that can enhance the capacity for repair.
These studies have led to the idea that miRNAs may have a promising therapeutic aspect, since miRNAs have been implicated as both the active agent promoting regeneration, and as the regulatory mediator helping to uncover downstream targets and transcription factors involved in regeneration.
