Sentence examples for regenerative competence from inspiring English sources
Aquatic vertebrates such as zebrafish have widespread ability to renew their brains upon damage, while mammals have—if not none very limited overall regenerative competence.
Grow et al. [ 31] found that the NOS1 gene was strongly upregulated in amputated stage 53 regeneration-competent Xenopus limb buds versus regeneration-deficient stage 57 limbs, suggesting that loss of NOS1 production is associated with loss of regenerative competence in Xenopus limb buds.
The interactions between p53 and the IGF1-Akt pathways provide a balance between positive signals that maintain or improve muscle function and negative signals that lead to muscle atrophy and a decline in regenerative competence through controlling cell cycle and cell fate in muscle progenitors.
The competences to fund the commercialization of regenerative medicine are poorly established in Finland.
Regenerative capacity and the dissociation between the numerical value and clonogenic competence represent the crux of the problem in sepsis.
Other important aspects of the study are the regenerative capacity of mobilized EPCs and the dissociation between the numerical value and clonogenic competence.
The university hospital either has not made any major efforts to establish regenerative medicine in its standard repertoire, and it has not proactively constructed required competences.
This again calls for novel competences, and for these purposes, governments, e.g. in the USA and UK, are establishing regenerative medicine translation centres and funding clinical trials in cell therapy (Mason et al. 2011).
Please, no regenerative medicine.
