Sentence examples for regulate in vitro from inspiring English sources

Human T lymphocytes undergoing activation and apoptosis generate MPs bearing morphogen Shh (MPsShh+) that are able to regulate in vitro angiogenesis.

Hence, inhibiting N-glycosylation does not decrease the ability of Treg to regulate in vitro, and may even increase their suppressive capacity.

Thus, the downstream elements, DPE-L1 and DPE-L2, but not GLE, appear to differentially regulate in vitro transcription start sites in the upstream versus downstream regions of the promoter.

To further investigate the effect of HSP60-specific anti-ergotypic T cells, we tested whether these T cells might be able to directly regulate in vitro the IFNγ secretion of LNC taken from rats on day 26, at the peak of AA.

Previous work reported that certain pharmacological agents, whose anti-inflammatory properties are used in human therapy, regulate in vitro CD36 expression.

In addition, miR-34a has been shown to negatively regulate in vitro dendritic branching of developing cortical neurons altering the expression of a number of synaptic proteins.

Suzi Leather, chairwoman of the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority, which regulates in-vitro fertilization treatment in Britain, said that Dame Elizabeth had made a wise ruling in a "unique and clearly unfortunate case".

The HFEA has been regulating in-vitro fertilisation and research on human embryos and human embryonic stem cells in the UK since 1990.

Such statistics are not available in the United States because there is no national authority that regulates in vitro fertilization clinics.

In addition, neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration occur even in preclinical HIV+ patients and are associated with cytokines regulated in vitro.

This pH-triggered relief and quenching mechanism regulated in vitro photo-thermolysis as the pH changed from 5.0 to 7.4.